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ADVERTORIAL<br />

Spotlight on MOOG<br />

MOOG ® Chassis Parts:<br />

Solutions that Mean Business<br />

As the industry’s recognized “Problem Solver®,” Federal-Mogul’s<br />

MOOG chassis parts brand specializes in developing innovative repair<br />

solutions that improve on original designs for superior performance<br />

and faster, easier installation.<br />

The MOOG brand’s trademark problem-solving<br />

philosophy complements<br />

its close engineering relationship<br />

with leading NASCAR Sprint Cup teams.<br />

And it explains why MOOG is the preferred<br />

brand of NASCAR crew chiefs and<br />

professional technicians.<br />

Join the MOOG ‘Problem Solver’<br />

Network<br />

MOOG has brought its problem-solving<br />

approach to thousands of aftermarket<br />

professionals through the interactive www.<br />

moogproblemsolver.com Web site. This exclusive<br />

online community of repair professionals<br />

and counter people supports the<br />

efforts of every technician who helps restore<br />

trouble-free steering and suspension<br />

performance on any of today’s domestic or<br />

foreign nameplate applications.<br />

Plus, through its vast collection of<br />

“Problem Solver” and “Did You Know?”<br />

technical bulletins and F-M TEC online<br />

training, the MOOG brand helps aftermarket<br />

professionals remain up to date<br />

with the latest repair solutions for thousands<br />

of applications.<br />

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Here are two of the most recent MOOG “Problem Solver” designs now featured on this Web<br />

site—and now available through your MOOG supplier:<br />

PROBLEM: Corroded Tie Rod Ends<br />

Dodge/Plymouth Neon,<br />

Chrysler PT Cruiser<br />

Technicians have found that the OE outer<br />

tie rod for 2001-06 PT Cruiser and 1995-<br />

05 Neon models features a stamped steel<br />

housing design that can allow water to<br />

collect in the cavity used for toe adjustment.<br />

Corrosion in this area can make<br />

wheel alignment difficult. The original<br />

design also features a plastic bearing and<br />

is not greaseable, both of which can affect<br />

service life.<br />

SOLUTION: MOOG ES3173RL Outer Tie Rod<br />

The MOOG Problem Solver design features<br />

a solid forged housing that eliminates<br />

corrosion concerns and increases<br />

overall strength. It is greaseable to help<br />

extend service life and also utilizes a<br />

traditional castellated nut, cotter pin and<br />

wrench fl ats for ease of installation. The<br />

MOOG ES3173RL tie rod also features<br />

the brand’s patented pressed-in cover<br />

plate and metal gusher bearing design to<br />

provide long life.<br />

PROBLEM: Front Coil Spring Failure<br />

Ford Focus<br />

Repair professionals have discovered that<br />

stress and corrosion issues on 2000-<br />

2007 Ford Focus models may cause front<br />

coil springs to fracture and fail, resulting<br />

in suspension noise and sagging.<br />

SOLUTION: MOOG 80170, 80172 & 81030<br />

Coil Springs<br />

MOOG has developed three new Problem<br />

Solver constant rate coil spring designs<br />

for these applications. Each new MOOG<br />

coil spring features a larger diameter<br />

bar and additional coils to reduce stress<br />

and combat fatigue throughout the life of<br />

the spring. Additionally each MOOG coil<br />

spring features an enhanced anti-corrosion<br />

coating to help extend service life.<br />

For more information, contact: MOOG<br />

Chassis Parts, Federal-Mogul Corporation,<br />

www.moogproblemsolver.com

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