FYI, Moog will put old, discontinued TRW parts inside a box that says "Problem Solver" on it. (TRW no longer makes auto parts, at least in the states. Sold out in 2010 or thereabouts) How do I know this? I purchased some Problem Solver parts for my kid's car a couple of months ago and got a TRW-labeled lower control arm in a Problem Solver box. I figured somebody had switched parts on me, so I called the factory complaint line. Nope, they told me that TRW was just as good as Moog and they admitted that they were doing it on all of the TRW leftover parts. (TRW were good parts, btw. It's just that I ordered Problem Solver parts, not TRW parts) One of my lower control arms shipped to me was a Pro Problem solver part with a grease zerk. The other was a TRW part without a grease zerk, yet they admitted to putting a TRW part in a Problem Solver box and weren't going to do anything about it. I sent it back. I still stand by my statement that the Moog "R" line is cheap, Chinese junk. Yet Moog doesn't really tell you anything about that fact. Are the Problem Solver parts good? Yea, but it doesn't guarantee that you get an American-made part either. It very well could be made somewhere else, like everything else you now buy.
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