What size is the pitman arm nut?
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But realize that the new nut with shaft for the brace is 1 and 1/4" so you'll need a DEEP socket for that one... I didn't have one so I just used an open end wrench and a three foot cheater bar and PULLED hard.
Just incase anyone reads this later.... I just pulled mine yesterday to install a steering brace. The instructions for my brace and everywhere else I have read say 1-5/16. That actually fit very loose. I used a 33mm socket and it was much tighter. The nut was really one there good. I had to hold the ratchet up with my hand and push with my foot to get it to come loose.
The steering shaft sector nut with the brace is a 1-1/4 nut. I couldn't find a socket that would fit over the whole thing, so I just used a big cresent wrench and tightened mine down. 180 ft lbs is ALOT. Just I just went to town until I felt it was good. It isn't going to fall off becasue it would have to go through the bearing.
I also used anti sieze on all the bolts I took out. I don't want to worry about them rusting together over time. I little dab all over the threads and tighten it down and your good.
The steering shaft sector nut with the brace is a 1-1/4 nut. I couldn't find a socket that would fit over the whole thing, so I just used a big cresent wrench and tightened mine down. 180 ft lbs is ALOT. Just I just went to town until I felt it was good. It isn't going to fall off becasue it would have to go through the bearing.
I also used anti sieze on all the bolts I took out. I don't want to worry about them rusting together over time. I little dab all over the threads and tighten it down and your good.
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