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

Worn idler and pitman arms can cause looseness in your steering, making it feel vague or imprecise. They can also contribute to uneven tire wear because the wheels aren't being directed accurately.

What does 'greaseable socket' mean for this part?

A greaseable socket means there's a zerk fitting on the arm that allows you to inject fresh grease. This helps push out old, contaminated grease and keeps the internal components lubricated, reducing wear and corrosion.

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

This Moog idler and pitman arm set includes the arms themselves. It's recommended to check the manufacturer's installation instructions or consult with a technician to confirm if any additional hardware, like new nuts or cotter pins, is needed for your specific installation.

1984-1988 Toyota Pickup Idler/Pitman Arm

Name: Steering Idler Arm
Brand: Moog
SKU: moog-moog-84-88-toyota-pickup-idler-pitman-arm-t14-644379
Price: 103.83 USD
Availability: InStock

Steering Idler Arm

$103.83

In Stock

Fits 1984-1988 Toyota Pickup. This Moog idler and pitman arm set replaces worn steering components for improved control.

Key Features

Fits 1984-1988 Toyota Pickup.
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.
Replaces loose or worn chassis parts that can lead to premature tire wear.
Heavy-duty design for durability.

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Product Details

If you're working on a 1984-1988 Toyota Pickup and notice looseness in the steering or uneven tire wear, it's likely time to replace the idler and pitman arms. This set from Moog is built to address those common steering issues. These arms are critical parts of your steering linkage, connecting the steering gear to the rest of the components that turn your wheels.

Moog designed these arms with a greaseable socket, which is a practical feature that lets you flush out contaminants with fresh grease. This helps reduce corrosion and wear, extending the life of the part. The powdered metal gusher bearing design also allows grease to flow through the bearing, further protecting it. The steel composition is engineered for strength, making these arms a solid option for replacing worn-out original parts. Loose or worn chassis parts like these can definitely lead to premature tire wear, so replacing them with well-built components can make a noticeable difference in how your truck steers and how long your tires last.