Still have play in idler arm assembly after new bushings.

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Still have play in idler arm assembly after new bushings.

04-01-2002, 05:41 PM

Arthur Dalton Arthur Dalton is offline

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You should test the arm at the point that the drag link connects
to it.
Turning wheels is measuring total tie rod/ drag link wear.
The book ask that the up/down measurement be done from the chassis floor for the test.
New OEM idle bushing kit [ bolt included] is short $$.
If you have play out of spec with a new one, I would recommend a different brand,,,,

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