Delphi Center Link Steering Linkage

The Delphi center link (also called a steering center link or steering linkage center link) is a key part of the steering linkage. It connects the pitman arm to the idler arm and tie rods, and it carries steering input across the front end. This keeps the wheels tracking together and helps the vehicle respond accurately to steering input.

Key Features:

• Replacement center link built for the steering linkage on applications that use a parallelogram-style steering system
• Made by Delphi, an established original equipment supplier of steering and suspension components
• Designed to restore precise steering response and reduce looseness or wandering
• Built with durable materials to handle the loads and road shock in everyday driving
• Works with the other steering linkage parts, such as tie rod ends, idler arms and pitman arms

A worn or bent center link can cause loose steering, uneven tire wear, vibration or poor alignment. Replacing it restores steering feel and control. Inspect the related steering components when you replace the center link, and have the alignment checked afterward.