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

A greaseable socket allows you to inject fresh lubricant into the joint. This helps to flush out dirt and moisture, which reduces corrosion and wear, ultimately extending the life of the component.

What does the 'gusher bearing' design do?

The powdered metal gusher bearing design is engineered to allow grease to flow through the bearing. This ensures that the lubricant reaches all necessary areas, helping to maintain proper lubrication and reduce friction.

What vehicles does this Moog K8159 idler/pitman arm fit?

This idler/pitman arm is compatible with a variety of Ford and Mercury vehicles. This includes the Ford Fairlane (1966-1969), Ford Falcon (1966-1970), Ford Ranchero (1966-1969), Ford Torino (1968-1969), Mercury Comet (1966-1969), and Mercury Montego (1968-1969).

Moog Idler/Pitman Arm K8159 - 1966-1970 Ford/Mercury

Name: Steering Idler Arm
Brand: Moog
SKU: moog-moog-66-69-ford-fairlane-500xl-500-base-idler-pitman-arm-t14-644368
Price: 104.99 USD
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Steering Idler Arm

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Moog K8159 Idler/Pitman Arm. Greaseable socket design helps reduce corrosion and wear by allowing new lubricant to flush out contaminants.

Key Features

Fits 1966-1970 Ford Fairlane, Ford Falcon, Ford Ranchero, Ford Torino, Mercury Comet, and Mercury Montego.
Greaseable socket allows new lubricant to flush out contaminants, reducing corrosion and wear.
Powdered metal gusher bearing design enables grease to flow through the bearing.
Steel composition results in a stronger component.
Designed to replace loose or worn chassis parts that can lead to premature tire wear.

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Product Details

You're getting a well-built Moog Idler/Pitman Arm, part number K8159. This is a key piece for your steering system, connecting your steering linkage to your steering gear. When these parts get worn, you'll notice sloppy steering and uneven tire wear, so replacing them is a smart move for better control and to save on tires.

Moog has a reputation for solving common chassis problems, and this arm is no different. It features a greaseable socket, which is a big help. By letting you add fresh grease, it pushes out old contaminants and helps prevent corrosion, extending the life of the component. The powdered metal gusher bearing design also ensures grease flows where it's needed. This arm is built with a strong steel composition, making it a solid option for a range of Ford and Mercury vehicles from the mid-60s to early-70s, including models like the Ford Fairlane, Ford Falcon, and Mercury Comet.

Replacing worn steering components like this idler/pitman arm is important for maintaining predictable handling and preventing further damage to other parts of your suspension and steering system.