Removal of pitman arm?
33mm. 1-5/16" will be close enough to fit. Use a pitman arm puller, they're cheap. You can beat on it with a pickle fork, but I don't like what that does to the sector shaft bearings.

Autozone has them for $15. Not shop quality but good enough for occasional use. Just wanted to point that out in case $40 for a better puller is an issue and the OP is tempted to use a pickle fork instead.
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Year: 1995
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Ok got the socket and the nut came right off, but pitman arm will not come off! I have been putting PB Blaster on it for a week! Any ideas??
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I get the puller tight, then light the torch and heat up a spot on the arm keeping the flame away from the seal. Heat it until it's a dull glow in the spot and it usually pops free. It's a tapered fit like a ball joint, with splines in the pitman's case.
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