flip the pitman arm?
noah
Jeeper
- Posts
- 22
- Thanks
- 0
- Location
- Pine Ridge, Arkansas
- Vehicle(s)
- 68 CJ5, Dauntless odd fire v6. stock dana 27 front, dana 44w/pwr lok rear, T98 transmission, dana 18 xfer case
-
Hello Guest, we are proud to now have our Wiki online that is completely compiled and written by our members. Feel free to browse our Jeep-CJ Wiki or click on any orange keyword when looking at posts in the forum.
flip the pitman arm?
- Thread starter noah
- Start date Start date:
- Last post Last post:
Purple77CJ7
Full Time Jeeper
- Posts
- 2,797
- Media
- 36
- Solutions
- 1
- Thanks
- 2
- Location
- Loveland, Colorado
- Vehicle(s)
- 1977 CJ 7; Amc 401 .30 over, Howell TBI, modified Dana 20 with Terra Low gears and twin sticks, NV 4500 5-speed, modified Dana 30 and Amc 20 both with 4.56 gears (narrow track), ARB air lockers front and rear, SSBC rear disc brake conversion, MICO Brake park brake, Navaho brake booster/ master cylinder, PowerTank CO2 tank.
The pitman arm has a tapper in the splines so it can only go one way on the sector shaft.
noah
Jeeper
- Posts
- 22
- Thanks
- 0
- Location
- Pine Ridge, Arkansas
- Vehicle(s)
- 68 CJ5, Dauntless odd fire v6. stock dana 27 front, dana 44w/pwr lok rear, T98 transmission, dana 18 xfer case
Guess it's the flipped tie rod ends. Thanks!
noah
Jeeper
- Posts
- 22
- Thanks
- 0
- Location
- Pine Ridge, Arkansas
- Vehicle(s)
- 68 CJ5, Dauntless odd fire v6. stock dana 27 front, dana 44w/pwr lok rear, T98 transmission, dana 18 xfer case
The tie rod isn't tapered, so flipped that. Worked perfect.