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A BETTER BALL JOINT FOR THE
TRANSIT CONNECT

Known problems with failure of the lower ball joints in the versatile Ford Transit Connect Vans may mean having to replace them sooner than expected. Plastic bearing-type lower ball joints have been reported as failing in as little as 20,000 miles.

New!    MOOG® Sway Bar Link Kit
solves installation problems!

A technician or a do-it-yourselfer replacing a sway bar link on a vehicle can run into real difficulty when trying to thread-on the nut to secure the part in place.

Greasing chassis parts
helps them last longer

Many MOOG® chassis parts are designed
to be greaseable, which helps them
maintain their performance and last longer.

Get more life out of your 1997-2003 Ford F-150

If you're an owner of a Ford F-150 pickup, make sure that when you replace your lower ball joints you choose a brand with the sufficient materials and engineering to get your truck back on the road and keep it there.

A better bushing for
Chrysler minivans

If you’re an owner or have worked
on a Chrysler minivan – particularly Generation 4 (2001-2007) – there’s a good chance you’ve had to replace the front sway bar bushings or will need to soon.

MOOG® Coated Components
Combat Corrosion

As you may know, steel and aluminum don’t get along too well together, especially if you throw road salt into the mix.

The MOOG® Boot

Just like a good quality hunting boot that fits well, keeps your feet dry from the elements, breathes and is built to last, so is the MOOG boot!

Welcome to the MOOG®
technology blog.

Here we'll be talking a lot about specific MOOG technologies, and we welcome your comments.