Federal-Mogul Introduces Nearly 120 MOOG Control Arms, Other Replacement Parts for Foreign Nameplate and Domestic Models – UnderhoodService

Federal-Mogul Introduces Nearly 120 MOOG Control Arms, Other Replacement Parts for Foreign Nameplate and Domestic Models

Federal-Mogul has announced that its MOOG steering and suspension line now includes nearly 120 additional control arms, ball joints, tie rod ends and other replacement parts for popular foreign nameplate and domestic models.

Federal-Mogul has announced that its MOOG steering and suspension line now includes nearly 120 additional control arms, ball joints, tie rod ends and other replacement parts for popular foreign nameplate and domestic models.

Described by Federal-Mogul as "the automotive service industry’s ‘Problem Solver,’" the MOOG brand offers comprehensive coverage of vehicles that have entered the aftermarket repair cycle. The latest additions to the MOOG line include premium control arms with MOOG ball joints for millions of Chevrolet Cobalt, Ford Fusion, Lincoln Zephyr, Lincoln MKZ, Mercury Milan, Pontiac G5 and Saturn Ion applications. The MOOG product team also has introduced premium MOOG ball joints for a wide range of Mercedes-Benz, Hyundai and Kia models. Other new parts include several wheel hub assemblies, sway bar link kits, bushings, and tie rod ends.

Federal-Mogul says it also continues to expand its MOOG R-Series line of replacement control arms. The latest additions include 33 part numbers covering Asian applications, 28 new numbers for European models and 12 new numbers for domestic models.

“We continue to build upon the MOOG brand’s competitive advantage through innovative product technologies, comprehensive coverage and superior quality,” said Mark Boyle, director, steering and suspension products, Federal-Mogul. “That’s why MOOG products are the preferred choice of professional technicians and NASCAR crew chiefs.”

For more information regarding MOOG steering and suspension parts, visit the brand’s technician-focused www.moogproblemsolver.com website or contact your MOOG supplier. To identify the right MOOG part for virtually any application, use the free www.FMe-cat.com electronic catalog.

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