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Moog K7075 Steering Pitman Arm
| Brand | Moog K7075 |
|---|---|
| Greasable | Yes |
| Length Center to Center (Inch) | 5.315 |
| Mounting Hardware Included | Yes |
| Stud Thread | 1/2-20NF |
| Fits | Dodge and Plymouth · 4 vehicles |
Problem Solver design. MOOG adds enhancements that simplify installation and replacement.
Greasable design. Helps support serviceability and longer product life.
Steering pitman arm. A direct steering linkage component for dependable motion transfer.
Cross-references Mevotech Supreme MS25949, SKF 18759 and 09-83507 for the same application. See all 14.
Moog K7075 Steering Pitman Arm
The Moog K7075 steering pitman arm is built for direct replacement service on select Dodge Dart applications. It features a greasable design, a 36-spline connection, and a 1/2-20NF stud thread to support secure steering linkage engagement and easier serviceability.
Key Features
- Greasable design for routine lubrication and reduced wear
- 5.315-inch center-to-center length
- 36 splines for proper steering gear interface
- 1/2-20NF stud thread
- Mounting hardware included
- Moog K7075 steering pitman arm for steering system repair
Detailed Description
Moog K7075 is a steering pitman arm engineered for 1973-1976 Dodge Dart models. As part of the steering, gear and related components category, it connects the steering gear output to the steering linkage and helps restore steering response when the original arm is worn, loose, or damaged. Moog’s design approach focuses on extending service life and simplifying replacement, making this part a practical choice for Dodge Dart steering repair work. This part cross-references Mevotech Supreme MS25949 for the same application.
What It Helps Fix
- Excessive steering play caused by a worn pitman arm
- Loose or inconsistent steering wheel response
- Wear at the steering gear connection point
- Corrosion-related service issues on the steering linkage
- Noise or movement from a deteriorated steering arm
Installation Notes and Tips
Fits 1973-1976 Dodge Dart, steering. Verify the 36-spline interface, stud thread, and center-to-center length before installation. Inspect the steering gear, linkage joints, and related wear points during replacement so the new pitman arm is installed into a serviceable steering system. Use the included mounting hardware as specified by the vehicle service procedure.
Quality Assurance
Moog positions this steering component as part of its chassis-focused problem-solving line, with design updates aimed at improving durability and easing replacement. The K7075 is built for service fitment on the listed Dodge Dart applications and is backed by Moog’s product engineering standards.
| Year | Make | Model | Position | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1976 | Dodge | Dart | N/A | Greasable socket design included for corrosion and wear minimization on Suspension Ball Joint. |
| 1975 | Dodge | Dart | N/A | Greasable socket design included for corrosion and wear minimization on Suspension Ball Joint. |
| 1974 | Dodge | Dart | N/A | Greasable socket design included for corrosion and wear minimization on Suspension Ball Joint. |
| 1973 | Dodge | Dart | N/A | Greasable socket design included for corrosion and wear minimization on Suspension Ball Joint. |
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