MOOG 1970 Fargo A108 Van At Pitman Arm Tie Rod End

When you're tackling steering repairs on a wide range of classic trucks and vans, like a 1970 Fargo A108 Van or a Jeep CJ7, a worn tie rod end can make the steering feel loose and imprecise. This Moog tie rod end is built to replace that worn-out part and bring back a solid, responsive feel to your steering system. It's designed to connect your steering linkage to the steering arm, ensuring your wheels turn accurately when you move the steering wheel.

What sets this Moog tie rod end apart is its Gusher Bearing design. This isn't just a sealed unit; it's a metal-to-metal bearing that allows grease to flow through it. This helps reduce friction and wear, especially under load, and the socket is greaseable so you can flush out contaminants and keep it lubricated for longer life. It also includes a Belleville preload washer, which helps absorb impacts and prevents spring bind, contributing to a smoother and more durable steering system. The ball stud is heat-treated to meet or exceed original equipment specifications, ensuring it can handle the stresses of the road without failing prematurely.

Moog is known for its problem-solving approach to steering and suspension parts, and this tie rod end is no exception. It's made with precision tolerances for an easy installation, meaning it should fit right into your existing steering linkage without a fight, making alignment straightforward. This part is available for a broad range of domestic and foreign nameplates, offering a reliable solution for many classic vehicle steering needs.