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Old 11-29-2004, 12:28 PM   #1
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Exclamation Pitman arm wiggling???

I have noticed this sound after accelerating and turning out of a parking space....its sounds like hitting a plastic jug on a table square on its bottom...like a hollow POP. I investigated a bit and found that my pitman arm was wiggly...I grabbed the steering coupler and twisted it back and forthand put my fingers around the pitman arm to center link nut and I could feel the popping and looseness of the pitman arm. Should I just tighten it or is it time for a new pitman arm. thanks guys....I don't want this busting on me on the road. ALSO respond ASAP because it is my daily driver and replacing it woud be something i need to do right now to use.
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Old 11-29-2004, 01:16 PM   #2
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If it was my truck i'd replace the part. If it is popping then somethings worn, the tapered threaded shaft shouldn't move freely/loose, it should feel kinda tight when you try to move it by hand.
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