Ford Pitman Arm

Ford was founded by Henry Ford and his workmates on June 16, 1903. It had grown from a small workshop into a recognizable automotive giant with all the equipment. It has manufactured and marketed plenty of quality parts, such as the Ford pitman arm. This part aims at having the linkage attached to the steering box. The Ford pitman arm converts certain motions to be able to steer properly.

Ford offers reliable parts to customers. But there will be several problems after the Ford pitman arm has been used for years. The removal process is as follows. First, disconnect the negative battery terminal. Next, raise and support the vehicle, and remove the lug nuts. Then remove the wheels, locate the steering components, remove the nut holding the pitman arm to the steering gear, and remove the cotter pin. Finally, remove the nut holding the arm to the steering linkage, use a puller to remove the arm from the gear, and pull the pitman arm off the vehicle. Signs of a bad Ford pitman arm include loose steering, clunk noises when the wheels are turned, the vehicle that tends to pull to one side, and premature wear on suspension components. There are lots of inexpensive and quality parts online. We offer fast delivery and reliable parts to customers.