Moog K6528 Steering Pitman Arm

Steering Pitman Arm for Precise Linkage Control

The MOOG K6528 steering pitman arm is built for steering linkage service where a direct, durable connection is needed between the steering gear and the center link. It features a greasable design, 36 splines, and an M12 x 1.75-6g stud thread for service-friendly fitment and dependable installation.

Compatible With select vehicle applications, this MOOG steering pitman arm is a practical replacement for worn steering components on models such as the Chevrolet C1500 and GMC C1500. The K6528 part number is also commonly searched as a direct OE-style steering pitman arm replacement.

Key Features

• Greasable construction for routine lubrication service
• 5.354-inch center-to-center length
• 36-spline connection for steering gear engagement
• M12 x 1.75-6g stud thread
• Mounting hardware included
• MOOG chassis component engineered for steering linkage replacement

Product Details

MOOG K6528 is a steering pitman arm designed to restore the mechanical link between the steering gear and the steering linkage. MOOG continually updates its chassis parts with design improvements that focus on longer service life and easier installation and replacement. For buyers searching for a steering pitman arm for Chevrolet C1500 or GMC C1500 applications, this part number provides a direct replacement option with the correct spline count and stud thread specification.

This part cross-references Dorman OE Solutions 535-793 for the same application.

Common Problems It Can Address

• Excessive steering play from a worn pitman arm
• Loose or inconsistent steering response
• Clunking or movement at the steering linkage connection
• Wear at the steering gear output connection
• Difficulty maintaining proper steering alignment after component wear

Installation Notes

Verify spline count, stud thread, and center-to-center length before installation. Inspect the steering gear sector shaft, center link, and related linkage parts for wear before fitting the new arm. Use the included mounting hardware during installation and grease the part at service intervals if your application calls for routine lubrication.

Quality Assurance

MOOG is known in the chassis market for steering and suspension components that incorporate ongoing design updates for serviceability and durability. The K6528 steering pitman arm reflects that approach with a greasable design and application-specific dimensions for a proper steering linkage replacement.