Hi - and welcome!
The track rod ends are standard stuff on the 206.
They screw on, plus a locking nut.
I would give them a good soak overnight with WD40, then if that does not work, try some heat.
I am assuming you have a couple of healthy spanners on them? They can often need a fair bit of force to separate.
You mentioned bent? I assume its the rod emerging from the rack (think Peugeot call that the steering stud by the looks of the parts diagram) that is bent (what usually happens) or is it the track rod end? As the track rod end is cast, I dont think it would bend much!
David
The track rod ends are standard stuff on the 206.
They screw on, plus a locking nut.
I would give them a good soak overnight with WD40, then if that does not work, try some heat.
I am assuming you have a couple of healthy spanners on them? They can often need a fair bit of force to separate.
You mentioned bent? I assume its the rod emerging from the rack (think Peugeot call that the steering stud by the looks of the parts diagram) that is bent (what usually happens) or is it the track rod end? As the track rod end is cast, I dont think it would bend much!
David
