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RockJock Narrow Johnny Joint Rod End – CE-9112NP-13

RockJock 4x4

  • RockJock 4×4 Narrow Johnny Joint Rod End, part number R/JCE-9112NP-13
  • 30 degrees of unrestricted movement, compared with 22 degrees on a common heim joint
  • High density polyurethane bushing with a zerk fitting
  • Universal fit; no vehicle named

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Description

Overview

The RockJock 4×4 Narrow Johnny Joint Rod End, part number R/JCE-9112NP-13, is a narrow Johnny joint rod end. A Johnny joint gives 30 degrees of unrestricted movement in any direction, compared with 22 degrees on a common heim joint.

Its high density polyurethane bushing encases a spherical ball, and a zerk fitting is included for lubrication. No year, make or model is named, so the rod end is not matched to a specific vehicle.

Key features

  • 30 degrees of unrestricted movement in any direction
  • High density polyurethane bushing encasing a spherical ball
  • Zerk fitting for easy lubrication
  • Part number R/JCE-9112NP-13

Lubrication and joint wear

Polyurethane bushings handle a lot of movement while keeping the ball captive, but they still wear. Grease the zerk after installation and after washing the vehicle, since fresh grease pushes out grit and water. Watch how the joint moves over time, because a bushing that has begun to crack or flatten lets the ball shift inside the housing.

Heim joints and Johnny joints wear differently, so a link swap is worth checking closely. A heim joint tends to show play at the ball and threads, while the bushing in a Johnny joint shows its wear as softness or gaps. Keep spare grease on hand and inspect the rod end at each service interval you set for the vehicle.

  • Wipe the zerk clean before greasing
  • Look for cracks or flattening in the bushing
  • Recheck the jam nut after adjusting length

Specifications

Brand RockJock 4×4
Part number R/JCE-9112NP-13
Model CE-9112NP-13
Product type Narrow Johnny Joint rod end
Movement 30 degrees unrestricted, any direction
Comparison 22 degrees on a common heim joint
Bushing High density polyurethane
Lubrication Zerk fitting included
Fitment Universal fit; no vehicle named

Vehicle fitment

No vehicle is named for this rod end, and universal fit does not confirm a year, make or model. Check the joint size and mounting against your own links before fitting it.

Confirm your vehicle’s year, model and trim before ordering.

Installation notes

The zerk fitting makes the joint easy to grease once installed. No grease interval is given, so follow your own maintenance schedule.

What’s included

The rod end and its zerk fitting are the included items. Plan for jam nuts or other hardware your installation needs.

Questions & Answers

How much movement does the RockJock CE-9112NP-13 rod end have?

A Johnny joint offers 30 degrees of unrestricted movement in any direction. For this rod end, that is 30 degrees of movement compared with 22 degrees on a common heim joint.

Does this rod end have a grease fitting?

Yes. The zerk fitting is included for easy lubrication. No grease interval is given, so use your own maintenance schedule for greasing the joint.

Will this rod end fit my vehicle?

No year, make, model or trim is named, and the fitment is universal only. Measure the rod end and confirm its mounting before ordering, since universal fit does not confirm a particular application.

Is the Johnny joint the same as a heim joint?

Not exactly. A Johnny joint uses a polyurethane bushing around a spherical ball, while a heim joint is a common rod end. The Johnny joint offers 30 degrees of movement, compared with 22 degrees for a common heim joint.

How do I know a rod end bushing is worn?

Look for play you can feel by hand, cracks or flattened spots in the bushing, and grease that comes out dirty. A worn bushing lets the ball move in the housing, which can cause a rattle or a loose feel in the link. Replace the rod end when these signs appear.