What size is it!!????
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What size is it!!????
Anyone know what size is the nut that holds the drop pitman arm? Off a '96 cherokee country. Thanks guys!
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Originally Posted by LongArmXJ
or a pipe wrench if you had one laying around.
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Originally Posted by blue_on_blackXJ
You really tried to take that nut off with channel locks? Stick a pipe on the end of the pipe wrench.
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Just wanna say thanks for reminding me that I had a pipe wrench! no cheater bar but my piece of sch40pvc held up! So do I just bang out the old pitman??
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Not likely... You are going to need a pitman arm puller. You'll either have to go to O'Reilly auto parts and rent one, or harbor freight and buy one (or snap-on, matco, or mac tools has them as well). And if it's really stuck on there you might need a torch...but hopefully you won't.
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Not likely... You are going to need a pitman arm puller. You'll either have to go to O'Reilly auto parts and rent one, or harbor freight and buy one (or snap-on, matco, or mac tools has them as well). And if it's really stuck on there you might need a torch...but hopefully you won't.
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