pitman arm, idler arm, what a pain
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RE: pitman arm, idler arm, what a pain
I wouldn't replace the pitman arm just because the idler arm is worn. I would replace the pitman arm only if it was worn.
The manual says that on a 4wd you need to remove the steering gear to replace the pitman arm.
I may be wrong, but I seem to recall unbolting the steering gear from the frame to adjust the position of the steering gear enough to get a puller on to the pitman arm and remove it without taking the steering gear completely out of the truck.
The manual says that on a 4wd you need to remove the steering gear to replace the pitman arm.
I may be wrong, but I seem to recall unbolting the steering gear from the frame to adjust the position of the steering gear enough to get a puller on to the pitman arm and remove it without taking the steering gear completely out of the truck.
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