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Guaranteed to Fit1987 Dodge Diplomat Change Vehicle
A1 Cardone® 1987 Dodge Diplomat - Steering Gear, with Power Steering Gear
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Manufacturer #97-6542GB
Guaranteed to Fit1987 Dodge Diplomat Change Vehicle
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Submodel
Engine
Fitment Information
1987 Dodge Diplomat
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With Power Steering Gear
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Notes:
0.62 in. Input Shaft and 0.86 in. Output Shaft Diameter; 35 Input Shaft Spline Count; Single Blank, Groove Input Shaft Type; (3) Mounting Holes; Reverse Pump Rotation; Power Steering Box Type
Prop 65 Warning:
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemical which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
Condition:
New
Product Fit:
Direct Fit
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Recommended Use:
OE Replacement
Warranty:
Limited Lifetime Warranty
Fitnotes:
With Power Steering Gear
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How do I know how many cylinders and liters are the make of my car?
73 Dodge Charger 2 door hardtop 318 motor. Just so I know for parts. I don’t remember! ThsnksLaura P.Dec 18, 2021
Best Answer:Hi Laura, thank you for reaching out. A 318 motor is equivalent to an 8-cylinder engine with 5.6 liers. Call our parts team at 1-866-529-0412 so we can help look up parts for you. Have a good one.
Andrew B.STAFFDec 18, 20210
I have a 1973 Dodge Charger and after picking it up at the repair shop the steering was so tight and made like a scraping grinding noise! Brought it back n he said bearings went out! How can they test drive my car n not tell me this? When I brought it there it did not do this. It had play in the wheel but this pissed me off.
Anyways I’m thinking this is the part I need but don’t think I wanna go back there!
The last shop prior did some wiring for me and a couple weeks later flames came out of the steering column. They just left wires hanging touching my fuse box which produced the flame…. While I was driving!
So I’m thinking s fuse box, steering column rebuild kit and I need a horn relay switch?? Horn not working, and power steering is leaking. Might be a seal, not sure.
So if u know of a reputable mopar guy in my area, that would be nice to hear. I’m over incompetence and feeling like I’m getting screwed every time. Help! Thank u.
LauraLaura P.Dec 18, 2021
Best Answer:Hello! Sorry to hear about your experiences. This is indeed the part that is likely causing your tight steering and grinding noise. Unfortunately, I am not sure what exactly it will take to fix your electrical issue without seeing and testing some things. If you post the city you are in, perhaps a local customer can share their preferred repair facility.
Mitchell D.STAFFDec 20, 2021