68plymouth383
Senior Member
Moog numbers were k7003, and k7005. That number was for 66-1973 drum brakes c bodys, and 69-73 disc brake c bodys.
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commando1
Old Man with a Hat
"That number...".
Which number is "that" number. 03 or 05.
68plymouth383
Senior Member
Those are the numbers left, and right. I believe k7005 was drivers side, and k7003 was passenger side
70bigblockdodge
Old Man with a Hat
Left and Right.
commando1
Old Man with a Hat
I know...
68plymouth383
Senior Member
Here's a good place for the lower ball joints. https://www.carpartsdiscount.com/catalog/chrysler~newport~72.html?3594=2060
69-73 lower ball joints
left right
mopar 2525451 2525450
aftermarket ? 3004818 3004817
3402613 3402612
3722619 3722618
3744475 3744474
moog k7005 k7003
rare parts 10167 10166
left right
mopar 2525451 2525450
aftermarket ? 3004818 3004817
3402613 3402612
3722619 3722618
3744475 3744474
moog k7005 k7003
rare parts 10167 10166
don't know what happened but it looked better in chart format. oh well, you get the idea
I was worried. I had the realization this afternoon and panicked, I feel better now, PST Ball joints it is.
bluefury361
Old Man with a Hat
commando1
Old Man with a Hat
Of course.....
These are probably superseded numbers, Chrysler was good for doing that, it makes looking up parts a real PITA sometimes. Also the '72 Chrysler parts book that I looked in didn't even list a '72 New Yorker with drum brakes.
Would it happen to list a size for rotors or part numbers?
No rotor size was listed, that info might be in the Factory Service Manual.
Here are the part numbers.
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