Delphi TA3369 Steering Pitman Arm - Front

Delphi Steering Pitman Arm for Ram 2500/3500

Delphi TA3369 is a front steering pitman arm built for Ram heavy-duty trucks that need precise steering linkage movement and OE-style fit. It is engineered with steel construction, a 48-spline steering shaft interface, and a cataphoresis finish for corrosion resistance.

Key Features

• Steel steering pitman arm for front steering linkage service
• 48-spline steering shaft diameter: 37.9
• Center link end attachment diameter: 16.1
• Length: 157.5
• Cataphoresis finish for added surface protection
• Not pre-greased
• Fits front applications on Ram 2500 and Ram 3500

Detailed Description

Delphi TA3369 is a steering pitman arm for 2013-2023 Ram 2500 and 2013-2023 Ram 3500 front applications. Delphi applies OE-level dimensional and material analysis to help ensure proper alignment between the steering shaft and center link connection, supporting accurate steering response in heavy-duty use. This part cross-references MOOG Chassis Products K440032 and 6817 5400AA for the same application. The Delphi TA3369 is a direct-fit steering component for Ram 2500 and Ram 3500 front steering repair where the pitman arm has worn, loosened, or developed play.

Common Repair Applications

• Steering wheel play caused by a worn pitman arm
• Loose or inconsistent steering response in Ram 2500 and Ram 3500 trucks
• Clunking or movement at the steering linkage connection
• Front steering wear from high-mileage or heavy-duty operation
• Replacement of a damaged steering pitman arm during front-end service

Installation Notes and Tips

Verify spline count, steering shaft diameter, center link attachment diameter, and overall length before installation. This part is for front placement only and should be matched to the vehicle’s steering linkage configuration. After installation, inspect steering linkage alignment and confirm proper steering wheel centering.

Quality Assurance

Delphi tests steering components across extreme temperature and corrosion conditions, including sub-zero cold, high heat, and extended salt-spray exposure, to support OE-level durability expectations for aftermarket steering service.