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What the hell is a pitman arm nut ???

posted by  Go Navy 245 on  Fri Nov 21 07:32 CST 2003
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GENTLEMEN AND LADIES

I have movement in the steering gear drivers side only. The movement is in the steering gear only. Everything else is tight. I have replaced most of the front end already. My leak assed Chilton book speaks about adjusting the pitman arm to specifications. What the book does not tell me is where to locate the pitman arm. Already looked in the archives, but could have missed the hint I need to fix this. Is this a simple adjust, could life be that simple? My car is a 1987 245 with 210K miles.

Thanks

Dale






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