MOOG CHASSIS DS917 drag link for the 1978-1979 Ford F-150 and other vehicles links the steering gear to the rest of the steering linkage. Replacing a worn drag link helps restore vehicle handling.
- QuickSteer chassis part, designed and tested to restore steering and handling
- Powdered metal gusher bearing design lets grease flow through the bearing
- Patented cover plate allows tighter tolerances and keeps contaminants out of the bearing surface
- Forged alloy steel construction for durability
- Full ball metal stud gives 360 degrees of smooth, consistent rotational movement
- Greaseable socket lets new lubricant flush out contaminants, reducing corrosion and wear
Quick facts
- Part: MOOG CHASSIS DS917 drag link
- Also called: steering drag link
- Fits: 1978-1979 Ford F-150 and other vehicles
- Material: forged alloy steel
- Condition: New
Loose or wandering steering, play at the wheel or a clunk when turning can mean a steering drag link is worn. These signs alone do not prove the drag link is the problem, since worn tie rod ends can feel much the same.
Fits
Designed for OE fit and function, it fits the 1978-1979 Ford F-150 and is a drag link for the 1978-1979 Ford Bronco; each takes one.
Specifications
- Quantity per vehicle: 1
- Material: forged alloy steel
- Bearing: powdered metal gusher bearing
- Stud: full ball metal stud
- Socket: greaseable
- Condition: New
- Country of origin: United States, Turkey
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Frequently Asked Questions
Does the MOOG CHASSIS DS917 fit the 1978-1979 Ford Bronco?
Yes. MOOG CHASSIS DS917 fits the 1978-1979 Ford Bronco and the 1978-1979 Ford F-150, and each takes one.
Is this MOOG CHASSIS drag link greaseable?
Yes. The MOOG CHASSIS DS917 socket is greaseable, so fresh grease pushes contaminated lubricant out of the joint, which cuts corrosion and wear.
What material is this drag link made from?
This drag link is made with forged alloy steel, and it has a full ball metal stud and a powdered metal gusher bearing.
What does the gusher bearing in this drag link do?
The powdered metal design lets grease flow right through the bearing, while the cover plate protects the bearing surface from contaminants.
Can I keep driving with a worn drag link?
No. A worn drag link affects steering control, so have it checked or replaced promptly.
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