Honda 06-11 Civic Si Inner Tie Rod
Part Number: 53610-SNR-A01

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Product Details

The Honda OEM Inner Tie Rod End is a genuine factory replacement designed for the 2006-2011 Honda Civic Si (FG2/FA5) equipped with the factory electric power steering system. This essential steering component connects the steering rack to the outer tie rod end, helping maintain precise steering response, proper wheel alignment, and predictable handling.

Inner tie rods play an important role in the steering system by transferring steering input from the rack to the front wheels. Their ball-and-socket joints allow the steering linkage to move as the suspension travels while maintaining a secure connection between the steering rack and outer tie rod ends.

Over time, inner tie rod ends can develop excessive play or wear due to age, mileage, and road conditions. Common symptoms of a worn inner tie rod include loose or wandering steering, clunking noises, uneven front tire wear, and difficulty maintaining proper wheel alignment.

Manufactured to Honda's original equipment specifications, this genuine inner tie rod end provides factory-quality fitment and dependable performance. Whether you're replacing a worn steering component or restoring your Civic Si's original steering precision, this OEM replacement is an excellent choice.

Features

Genuine Honda OEM Part: Manufactured to Honda's original factory specifications.
Factory Inner Tie Rod End: Designed for the 2006-2011 Honda Civic Si electric power steering system.
Driver and Passenger Side Compatibility: Fits the left or right inner steering position.
Precise Steering Response: Helps maintain accurate steering input and predictable handling.
Proper Wheel Alignment: Provides a secure connection between the steering rack and outer tie rod end.
Durable Ball-and-Socket Joint: Engineered to accommodate normal steering and suspension movement.
Restores Factory Steering Performance: Helps address looseness and unwanted steering movement caused by worn inner tie rods.
Direct OEM Replacement: Designed to replace the original inner tie rod without steering system modifications.
OEM Part Number: 53610-SNR-A01.

Additional Information

Manufacturer: Honda
Part Number: 53610-SNR-A01
OEM Description: End Comp., Rack
Other Names: Inner Tie Rod End / Steering Rack End / Inner Steering Tie Rod
Product Type: Steering Linkage Component
Factory Application: 2006-2011 Honda Civic Si
Installation Location: Front Steering System
Position: Left or Right Inner
Steering Compatibility: Electric Power Steering (EPS)
Quantity: Sold Individually (1 Inner Tie Rod End)
Quantity Required: 2 for a Complete Left and Right Inner Tie Rod Replacement

Installation Notes

Before installation, inspect the existing inner and outer tie rod ends, steering rack, rack boots, and surrounding suspension components for excessive wear, looseness, corrosion, or damage.
Remove the original inner tie rod end according to Honda's factory service procedures. Use the appropriate inner tie rod removal tool and follow the manufacturer's recommended procedures to prevent damage to the steering rack.
Install the replacement Honda OEM inner tie rod end using the specified tightening procedures and any required locking or retaining components. Inspect the steering rack boot for cracks, tears, or deterioration and replace it if necessary.
After installation, verify that the steering linkage is properly secured and that the steering system operates smoothly throughout its full range of travel.
A professional wheel alignment is required after replacing an inner tie rod end. Changing the inner tie rod can affect front toe settings, potentially causing uneven tire wear, steering instability, and improper handling.

Note:

Includes one genuine Honda inner tie rod end. Two are required to replace both the driver-side and passenger-side inner tie rods. Outer tie rod ends, steering rack boots, and additional installation hardware are sold separately unless otherwise specified.

For vehicles experiencing loose steering, clunking noises, uneven tire wear, or excessive steering linkage movement, inspect both inner tie rod ends and the remaining steering components for signs of wear.