What is a center drag link and why is it important?

The center drag link is a key part of your vehicle's steering system. It connects the steering pitman arm to the steering knuckle, translating the turning motion of the steering wheel into the wheels turning. A worn drag link can cause loose steering and uneven tire wear.

Can I grease this MOOG drag link?

Yes, this MOOG drag link features a greaseable socket. This allows you to periodically add fresh grease to flush out contaminants and lubricate the joint, which helps reduce wear and corrosion and extends the part's life.

What tools are typically needed to install a drag link?

Installation typically requires basic hand tools, including wrenches and sockets, as well as a pickle fork or ball joint separator to remove the old link. Refer to the manufacturer's installation instructions for specific tool requirements and procedures.

MOOG Center Drag Link DS1408 - 1988-2000 Chevrolet/GMC K2500

Name: Steering Center Link
Brand: Moog
SKU: moog-moog-1994-chevrolet-blazer-center-drag-link-t14-641595
Price: 69.99 USD
Availability: InStock

Steering Center Link

$69.99

In Stock

MOOG DS1408 center drag link for 1988-2000 Chevrolet/GMC K2500 and K3500 trucks. Improves steering response.

Key Features

Fits 1988-2000 Chevrolet K2500, K3500, Blazer, and Tahoe, and 1988-2000 GMC K2500, K3500, Suburban, and Yukon.
Full ball metal stud offers 360 degrees of smooth, consistent rotational movement for improved steering response.
Greaseable socket allows for flushing contaminants and adding new lubricant, reducing corrosion and wear.
Powdered metal gusher bearing design lets grease flow through the bearing for better lubrication.
Steel composition results in a stronger component for reliable steering.
Replacing loose or worn chassis parts can help prevent premature tire wear.

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Product Details

When you're tackling steering issues on your truck, a worn center drag link can be the culprit, leading to vague steering and uneven tire wear. This MOOG DS1408 center drag link is built to replace the original on a wide range of Chevrolet and GMC K2500 and K3500 models from the late 80s through the turn of the millennium, including popular trucks like the 1994 Chevrolet Blazer and 1995-1999 Chevrolet Tahoe.

MOOG is known for solving common chassis problems, and this drag link is no exception. It features a full ball metal stud that allows for smooth, 360-degree rotation, which translates to more responsive steering feel. The socket is greaseable, meaning you can flush out contaminants and add fresh lubricant to reduce wear and corrosion over time. This design, along with its strong steel composition, helps ensure a longer service life for this critical steering component.

Replacing worn steering parts like this drag link can make a noticeable difference in how your vehicle handles. It's a solid option for restoring proper steering function and helping to prevent premature tire wear.