What is the benefit of a greaseable socket on this idler/pitman arm?

A greaseable socket allows you to flush out contaminants and apply fresh lubricant. This process helps reduce corrosion and wear, which can extend the life of the steering component.

What does the powdered metal gusher bearing do?

The powdered metal gusher bearing is designed to allow grease to flow through the bearing. This ensures proper lubrication, which contributes to reduced wear and improved durability of the idler/pitman arm.

Does this idler/pitman arm come with any hardware?

This product listing is for the Moog K7042 Idler/Pitman Arm only. Hardware is not included and should be sourced separately if needed for installation.

Moog Idler/Pitman Arm K7042 - Suspension

Name: MOOG 62-65 Chrysler Imperial Idler/Pitman Arm
Brand: Moog
SKU: moog-moog-62-65-chrysler-imperial-idler-pitman-arm-t14-644340
Price: 67.32 USD
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MOOG 62-65 Chrysler Imperial Idler/Pitman Arm

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Moog Idler/Pitman Arm K7042. Greaseable socket reduces corrosion and wear, flushing contaminants with new lubricant.

Key Features

Fits Chrysler Imperial (1962-1965), Dodge Dart (1968-1972), Plymouth Barracuda (1968-1969), Plymouth Duster (1970-1972), Plymouth Scamp (1971-1972), and Plymouth Valiant (1967-1972).
Greaseable socket reduces corrosion and wear by allowing new lubricant to flush contaminants.
Powdered metal gusher bearing design enables grease to flow through the bearing.
Engineered steel composition results in a stronger component.
Replacing loose or worn chassis parts can lead to premature tire wear.

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Product Details

What you get here is a Moog K7042 Idler/Pitman Arm, a well-built component designed to replace worn parts in your vehicle's steering system. This part is crucial for connecting your steering linkage to the steering gear, ensuring your wheels turn accurately when you move the steering wheel. It's a solid option for a range of Chrysler, Dodge, and Plymouth vehicles, including models like the 1962-1965 Chrysler Imperial, 1968-1972 Dodge Dart, and 1968-1969 Plymouth Barracuda.

Moog has a reputation for solving common chassis issues, and this arm is no exception. It features a greaseable socket, which is a practical touch that lets you flush out contaminants and apply fresh lubricant. This helps reduce corrosion and wear, extending the life of the component. The powdered metal gusher bearing design also allows grease to flow through the bearing, further aiding in lubrication and durability. A strong steel composition means this arm is built to last, and replacing loose or worn chassis parts like this can help prevent premature tire wear.