Ramnm08
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Does anyone know the correct part numbers for Moog universal joints on a 2011 2500 CC 4x4? Factory joints are ridiculously priced. I am going to replace all 7.
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TMyers
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Ramnm08
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Much appreciated.
TMyers
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The package deal is the way to go.
Ramnm08
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It's definitely a **** ton cheaper priced than factory lmao.
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Aftermarket universals are also greasable... Makes them last a whole lot longer... Something the manufacturers stopped concerning themselves with a long time ago...
Ramnm08
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Agreed. What got me was the price. Why Dodge thinks their stuff is worth over $700 is beyond me. Especially when you can find them for $200 for better quality parts.
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Only $700? You were getting a deal there! The local dealer I took my truck to (-only- because it was near where I work) wanted $1100 parts and labor to replace the three front U-joints. That was before they even took it apart and would have found the CV post worn out. At that point they would have just said the shaft was totaled and try to sell me a new one. I don't even want to know what -that- would have cost me!
