Moog K7240 Steering Pitman Arm

MOOG K7240 Steering Pitman Arm

MOOG K7240 is a greasable steering pitman arm built for direct replacement service on select Dodge trucks and SUVs. It combines a 6.102-inch center-to-center length with M14 x 1.5-6g stud thread specification to support proper steering linkage geometry and consistent fitment.

Compatible with 1997-1999 Dodge Dakota and 1998-1999 Dodge Durango, this steering pitman arm is a practical choice for drivers addressing steering wear in these applications. MOOG K7240 is also cross-referenced to Monroe Shocks & Struts 172286 and 182286 for the same application.

Key Features

• Greasable design for routine lubrication service
• 6.102-inch center-to-center length
• M14 x 1.5-6g stud thread
• Mounting hardware included
• Direct-fit steering pitman arm for select Dodge applications
• MOOG K7240 part number for catalog and service matching

Detailed Description

MOOG K7240 is a steering pitman arm engineered for the steering system on 1997-1999 Dodge Dakota and 1998-1999 Dodge Durango. As part of MOOG’s chassis line, it reflects the brand’s focus on design updates that improve serviceability and extend part life. The greasable construction supports periodic maintenance, while the specified length and stud thread help maintain correct steering linkage alignment during replacement.

Use MOOG K7240 when replacing a worn or damaged pitman arm on these Dodge models and when you need a part number that matches common aftermarket and OE-style cross references. The K7240 designation is useful for ordering, catalog lookup, and steering repair verification on Dodge Dakota and Dodge Durango applications.

What This Part Helps Address

• Steering play caused by a worn pitman arm
• Loose or inconsistent steering response
• Clunking or movement in the steering linkage
• Wear related to inadequate lubrication at the steering joint
• Replacement needs on 1997-1999 Dodge Dakota and 1998-1999 Dodge Durango

Installation Notes and Tips

Verify steering linkage measurements, stud thread specification, and vehicle application before installation. Inspect related steering components for wear at the same time, since a new pitman arm performs best when the rest of the linkage is in serviceable condition. After installation, confirm steering wheel center and check for proper steering operation.

Quality Assurance

MOOG positions this chassis component within its Problem Solver line, with ongoing design improvements aimed at easier replacement and longer service life. MOOG K7240 is built to meet the needs of the listed Dodge applications and to support dependable steering system service.