Re: [AMC-list] Pitman arm
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Re: [AMC-list] Pitman arm



John It will depend on a couple things. First, do you have a Saginaw box? (Stylized S on it) If so, then it's "easy" assuming it's mounted inside the frame rail. Power vs manual makes a difference as well. 

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Anyone know how to ID a Pitman arm to ensure I get the right replacement?
MIne's marked 10PS.  Car is a 68 SST Rebel 290 convertible.  The steering
is on "our" side (RHD - I am in the UK) and we kept the solid columns after
the US got the collapsible ones.  Not sure if the Pitman arm would be
different for RHD - can't see anything that makes them "handed" unlike my
Chevy.
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