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07-31-2004, 07:01 PM
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Pitman Arm
Hello All,
I have a 95 Grandmarquis, and today while changing the oil I noticed that the linkage on the end of the pitman arm is very loose and has about 1/2 inch of movement. This movement is on the opposite end of the pitman arm that attaches to the steering box. I was wondering if this is an easy job to do yourself or should a mechanic do it ? Also, do you have to buy the whole pitman arm or can I just replace the joint itself ? Thanks for repsonses in advance. 
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#2
08-01-2004, 10:13 PM
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Re: Pitman Arm
On the steering box side? I'd check the steering box to make sure the play isn't there. As far as replacement, I haven't seen a joint to put in there, it would pay to replace the entire part, as you'll get the joints from both ends with it. It's not a tough job, but you will need a "crow's foot" or joint separator to remove it.
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