Dorman - OE Solutions Steering Shaft P/N:425-291
Dorman 425-226 lower steering shaft for the 2011-2023 Dodge Charger and other vehicles links the steering column to the steering gear. It directly replaces the original shaft on specific vehicle applications.
Looseness in the steering wheel, a clunk or knock when turning, or a notchy feel can be signs of a worn lower steering shaft. Before you replace the shaft, rule out worn tie rod ends and a loose steering gear, since those can also put play in the wheel.
It also fits as a steering shaft for the 2011-2014 Chrysler 300 and the 2011-2023 Dodge Challenger. This listing is one shaft, and the 2011-2023 Dodge Charger takes one lower shaft.
Fit and size
Build and materials
One lower steering shaft with its universal joint and two bolts.
Interchange: 68083594AA · 68083594AB · 68083594AC · 68242416AA
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Does the Dorman steering shaft 425-226 fit the 2011-2023 Dodge Charger?
Yes. Dorman 425-226 is a lower steering shaft for the 2011-2023 Dodge Charger, and that car takes one.
Do bolts come with this Dorman steering intermediate shaft?
Yes. The listing is one lower steering shaft with its universal joint and two bolts. Installation instructions are not included.
What is this lower steering shaft made of, and how is it finished?
Dorman 425-226 is steel with a painted finish. One end has an internal profile and the other end is a thru-hole.
How can I tell if a lower steering shaft is wearing out?
Play in the steering wheel, a clunk or knock when turning, or a notchy feel can be signs of wear. A shop can inspect it along with the steering parts around it.
Is this lower steering shaft tested for corrosion and strength?
Yes. It is salt spray tested and has a coating for corrosion resistance. It is also built to pass torsional, tensile and fatigue testing.
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