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

A greaseable socket allows you to inject fresh grease into the joint. This helps to flush out contaminants like dirt and water, which can cause corrosion and premature wear, ultimately extending the life of the component.

What does the powdered metal gusher bearing design do?

The gusher bearing design is engineered to allow grease to flow through the bearing itself. This ensures consistent lubrication, which is vital for reducing friction and wear in the steering linkage.

What other parts might I need to replace when installing this idler/pitman arm?

When replacing steering components like an idler or pitman arm, it's often a good idea to inspect other related parts. This can include tie rod ends, ball joints, and steering stabilizers to ensure your entire steering system is in good condition.

Moog Idler/Pitman Arm K6248T - 1983-1996 Chevrolet/GMC Vans

Name: Steering Idler Arm
Brand: Moog
SKU: moog-moog-83-95-chevrolet-g10-idler-pitman-arm-t14-644310
Price: 72.46 USD
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Steering Idler Arm

$72.46

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This Moog Idler/Pitman Arm fits many 1983-1996 Chevrolet and GMC vans. It features a greaseable socket to help reduce corrosion and wear.

Key Features

Fits 1983-1996 Chevrolet G10, G20, G30 and GMC G1500, G2500, G3500 vans.
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.
Engineered steel composition results in a stronger component.
Helps prevent premature tire wear caused by loose or worn chassis parts.

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Product Details

This Moog K6248T Idler/Pitman Arm is what you get when you need to replace worn steering components on your 1983-1996 Chevrolet or GMC van. These parts are crucial for smooth steering and proper alignment, and when they wear out, you'll notice looseness in the steering wheel and potentially uneven tire wear. This arm is built with a greaseable socket, which is a smart design that lets you push fresh grease through the bearing. This helps to flush out any dirt or contaminants that can cause corrosion and wear over time, extending the life of the part.

Moog has a reputation for solving common chassis problems, and this idler/pitman arm is no exception. The powdered metal gusher bearing design allows grease to flow where it's needed most, ensuring the bearing stays lubricated. The steel composition is strong, meaning it can handle the stresses of steering. Replacing worn chassis parts like this is important for maintaining good handling and preventing premature tire wear, keeping your van driving true.