TRQ Steering and Suspension Kit for 1997-1999 Dodge Dakota
Product description
When worn steering or suspension connections make a repair feel like a parts hunt, this TRQ kit brings several front-end replacement components together. It includes inner and outer tie rods, upper and lower ball joints, and sway bar links, so it may suit a repair plan that calls for those parts rather than a single-component fix.
The listed fitment is for 1997–1999 Dodge Dakota and 1999 Durango. Match your vehicle and the parts you need before ordering, a kit covering several components is only useful if its fitment and contents line up with the repair.
Technical details
The kit contains two front inner tie rods, two front outer tie rods, two front lower ball joints, two front upper ball joints, and two front sway bar links. That coverage gives you a grouped set of steering and suspension parts for the front end, instead of sourcing each listed component separately. It does not include every possible front-end part, so it is not a complete solution for repairs involving components outside this list.
TRQ describes the parts as pre-assembled direct replacements intended to install without modifications. The listing also provides reference numbers for identifying the parts, including 5104788AB, 52038736, and ES3399T. Those numbers can help with comparison, but vehicle fitment should still be checked against the full compatibility chart. The product includes a limited lifetime warranty for defects in materials and workmanship when used as intended, normal wear, misuse, abuse, and unauthorized modification are excluded.
Requirements
The stated applications are 1997–1999 Dodge Dakota and 1999 Durango. Because the listing does not specify trim, engine, or other vehicle configurations, don’t assume the year and model alone settle every fitment question. Check the compatibility chart for your exact vehicle before choosing the kit. This matters especially when replacing only one failed part: buying a multi-component set makes sense when the listed pieces match the repair, not simply because one steering or suspension part needs attention.
Usage tips
Start by comparing the kit contents with the repair list, then use the reference numbers and compatibility information to confirm the match. If you are planning a driveway repair, TRQ says it offers DIY installation videos for replacement parts, those can help you understand the process before starting, but the listing does not provide a specific video or step-by-step instructions for this kit.
Keep the removed parts and the new components organized as you work, and avoid treating a broad kit as proof that every item needs replacement. Without having tried it, the practical appeal is the bundled coverage and stated direct-replacement design, the tradeoff is that it is vehicle-specific and includes more than you may need for a single-part repair.
Questions before you buy
What parts are included? The kit lists front inner and outer tie rods, upper and lower ball joints, and sway bar links, with two of each.
Which vehicles are listed? The stated fitment is 1997–1999 Dodge Dakota and 1999 Durango. Confirm your exact vehicle against the compatibility chart.
Does it come with a warranty? Yes. The limited lifetime warranty covers defects in materials and workmanship when used as intended, with exclusions for normal wear, misuse, abuse, and unauthorized modification.
Should you buy it?
A solid pick if your repair calls for the front steering and suspension components included here and your vehicle matches the listed fitment. The pre-assembled, direct-replacement approach may also appeal if you would rather source a coordinated set than track down each listed part separately. Not the best choice if you only need one component, your vehicle’s exact fitment is unclear, or the repair involves parts this kit does not include. In those cases, confirming the diagnosis and buying only the parts required may be the more practical route.