MOOGK6187T Steering Idler Arm for Chevrolet S10

Not OEM but sure does fit like OEM. The quality of the part felt and looks good. The included grease fitting was a little tight but I got it to fit. I replaced this after a recommendation from a local shop when they did my alignment. Took me a bit of time and a trip to auto parts store for a idler arm puller and another trip to the hardware store for a 12x1.75 metric nut (non-locking) to seat the arm on the relay rod. On the '97 S10 2.2L, torque the 12x1.75 nut to 40Ft.Lbs. This will seat the idler arm on the relay rod ball joint stud taper. Remove the nut, and install the included lock nut and torque it to 35Ft. Lbs. (Tq specs are according to AllDataDIY.com) My steering is now tight again. Before I had a lot of slop (2" or so) in the steering wheel. I feel like I have better control of the truck now.

Worked great! Quality Moog products. Just rebuilt the front end (suspension and steering) on my 2003 S10. Drives like a brand new truck now. Great Moog quality, low Amazon prices and free delivery, I couldn't be happier.

I installed a new OEM idler arm in my 2001 - S10 ls blazer about 3 mo. back, with complete front end rebuild, + steering shaft & steering gear box the hole 9 yard. After about 500 miles drifting on the road had to order this new Moog idler arm, oh.! its strong, real strong.! Me happy, S10s happy ! More Bang for your Buck.! For sure, go for it !!

Great Fit

Moog for a steal of a price

Product was as described and was delivered promptly. I would order it again. This part was used in a stock race car build and I was very pleased with both the price and quality.

Moog K6187T Steering Idler ArmNo used stuff here as one reviewer stated ??? excellent stuff here. Installed in a snap (if you know what your doing) and tightenedup my steering hands down. Now my steering tighter than a frogs butt LOL and that is tight:D I removed a different brand name parts that only lasted 6 months if that, don't make that mistake!!!!!Buy the best to begin with MOOG (DON'T BUY THE PARTS TWICE)But with confidenceRagenRat

I bought this idler arm several years ago for my Roadmaster, and everything in the steering and suspension was replaced with "premium" MOOG parts at that time. The car is driven almost exclusively on straight, flat, smooth, 4-lane highways, which should be an easy life, but the car recently started shaking at highway speeds, and I found that this idler arm was worn out. These MOOG "premium" parts have a lifetime warranty, but don't waste your time trying to get it honored here. MOOG says that the retailer is responsible for administering the warranty, but Amazon has zero clue how to deal with warranties. The first time I contacted Amazon customer service, I was forwarded to 4 different associates and was finally given what were supposedly the email address and phone number for customer service at the MOOG, but it was the WRONG MOOG. They must have Googled "MOOG customer service" and given me the first thing that came up. Unfortunately, it was the emergency contact at the MOOG that drills oil wells, not customer service at the MOOG that makes car parts. I contacted Amazon again and was told that I have to contact the manufacturer because the return window for the part closed years ago. Yeah, we went through that already. Lifetime warranties don't end with Amazon's 30 day return window, and Amazon is responsible for administering the warranty. NOT HELPFUL.