Why is it important to replace worn idler and pitman arms?

Worn idler and pitman arms can lead to sloppy steering, making your vehicle harder to control. They also contribute to uneven tire wear because the wheels are no longer precisely following the steering input.

What does 'greasable socket' mean for this part?

A greasable socket means you can attach a grease gun to it and inject fresh lubricant. This process flushes out dirt and old grease, helping to prevent corrosion and extend the life of the joint.

Does this idler/pitman arm set come with all necessary hardware?

This set includes the idler arm and pitman arm. It is recommended to check the manufacturer's installation instructions or consult a mechanic to confirm if any additional hardware, such as new nuts or cotter pins, is required for your specific vehicle.

Moog Idler Pitman Arm K7055 - 1972-1993 Dodge/Plymouth

Name: Steering Idler Arm
Brand: Moog
SKU: moog-moog-1972-fargo-d100-pickup-idler-pitman-arm-t14-644341
Price: 92.98 USD
Availability: InStock

Steering Idler Arm

$92.98

In Stock

Moog Idler/Pitman Arm Set. Keeps steering tight and prevents premature tire wear on a range of Dodge and Plymouth trucks.

Key Features

Fits 1972-1993 Dodge and Plymouth trucks including D100, D150, Ramcharger, and Trailduster.
Greaseable socket allows for flushing contaminants and adding fresh lubricant to reduce wear and corrosion.
Powdered metal gusher bearing design enables grease to flow through the bearing for improved lubrication.
Engineered steel composition results in a stronger component for improved durability.
Helps prevent premature tire wear by addressing loose or worn chassis parts.
Heavy-duty design built to withstand daily driving demands.

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Product Details

When you're working on the steering linkage for your Dodge or Plymouth truck, replacing worn idler and pitman arms is key to restoring that tight, responsive feel. These arms are critical components that connect your steering gear to the rest of the front suspension, and when they get loose, you'll notice sloppy steering and uneven tire wear. This Moog K7055 set is built to address those issues, fitting a wide variety of trucks like the Dodge D100 Pickup, D150, Ramcharger, and Plymouth Trailduster from the early 70s through the early 90s.

Moog is known for solving common chassis problems, and this idler/pitman arm set is no exception. The socket is designed to be greasable, which means you can flush out old grease and contaminants with fresh lubricant, helping to reduce wear and prevent corrosion over time. It also features a powdered metal gusher bearing that allows grease to flow through the bearing itself, ensuring better lubrication. This heavy-duty design results in a stronger component that can handle the demands of daily driving and help prevent premature tire wear caused by loose steering parts.