It can be removed but it requires a "pitman arm puller". Some auto parts stores will rent it to you.
You will have alot of play in the steering wheel.
Hey, you need to buy or rent a pitman arm puller. lock the steering wheel on center, remove pitman arm nut, then use the puller to release the pitman arm from the steering gearbox. make sure not to turn the steering wheel while unhooked from the pitman arm or you will damage the airbag clock spring in the steering wheel. good luck and be carfull ps, you may have to tighten the puller then tap the head of the screw on the puller then tighten then tap ect.
The pitman arm controls the steering linkage enabling you to steer the vehicle.
It is on the bottom of the steering gear box.
Pitman arm.
the Drag link
The pitman arm is the arm connected to the steering box sector shaft that moves side to side to steer the wheels.
ARE YOU SURE YOU HAVE TO CHANGE THE PITMAN ARM? MAYBE YOU MEAN THE IDLER ARM? THE PITMAN ARM IS RALREY EVER CHANGED. THIS IS THE ARM THAT CONNECTS THE STEERING LINKAGE TO THE POWER STEERING BOX. ITS AT THE BASE OF THE STEERING BOX , UNDER THE CAR, IT PROTRUDES FROM THE STEERING BOX SHAFT CONNECTING SAME TO THE CENTER LINK.
Bring it to the garage. it is a pain. you have to remove the power steering pump
No, there is a pitman arm on the steering box and two idler arms on the linkage.
no
connected to the bottom of the steering box