Dorman 698-308 | Honda Accord Steering Knuckle

Part Number

698-308

Front Right Steering Knuckle

Fits what vehicles: 2013-2017 Honda Accord

Special Price $184.31 Regular Price $200.34

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Estimated Ship Date: 1 Business Day or Less

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Product Information

Description

Front Right Steering Knuckle

This steering knuckle is precision-engineered and rigorously tested to provide reliable replacement for the original knuckle on specific vehicles.

Features

Direct replacement - this steering knuckle is designed to replace the original knuckle on specific vehicles
Reliable fit - precision-engineered to match the dimensions of original components
Trustworthy construction - manufactured to strict standards using durable materials
Rigorously tested - thorough quality control measures ensure longevity

Specifications

Axle Included:	No
Color:	Black
Hub Included:	No
Instruction Manual Included:	No
Item Grade:	Standard Replacement
Material:	Steel
Mounting Hardware Included:	No
Package Contents:	1 Knuckle; Ball Joint Nut; Pinch Bolt; Cotter Pin

Interchange

Honda: 51210T2AA01
Honda: 51210T2AK01

Fitment

2013-2017 Honda Accord Position: Front Right

Product Questions (3)

Customer Questions

Can I use Dorman parts to replace OEM parts?

Yes, Dorman parts can often be used as replacements for OEM parts, but it is important to carefully compare specifications and ensure compatibility.

How do I install Dorman shift linkage bushing?

To install a Dorman shift linkage bushing, first locate the old bushing and remove it if necessary. Apply lubricant to the Dorman bushing and slide it onto the shift linkage, tapping it into place with a soft tool until fully seated. Check the alignment and function of the shift linkage after installation.

Where is Dorman manufactured?

Dorman is a global automotive parts supplier with manufacturing facilities in the United States, Mexico, Canada, China, and India. Its headquarters and largest manufacturing facility are located in Colmar, Pennsylvania, USA.