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#1385249 11/20/2020 1:36 AM
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I am in the middle of upgrading my tie rods and tie rod ends since mine are pretty bad. I am thinking about getting new steering arms as well. Does anybody know a place to buy them? No luck in the local junk yards, and I can't seem to find them in the place I know of online. Thank you.

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1/2 ton, 3/4 ton, 1 ton or larger. Chevy or GMC? We always need the full story.


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I have looked for steering arms, the part that bolts to the spindle, never could find a PN, apparently they are not sold separately.

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Originally Posted by EdPruss
I have looked for steering arms, the part that bolts to the spindle, never could find a PN, apparently they are not sold separately.

Ed


The "Steering Knuckle Arm and Steering Arm's" are found in Group 6.103

55-59 1/2 ton Steering Knuckle Arm...(forged 3711777)....p/n 3711883

55-59 1/2 ton Steering Arm.....p/n 3755045

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I have not seen any of them aftermarket. Those parts have to be removed from the axle to be able to remove the ball. Clean them up and you will probably find that they are OK. They are solid components and the only wear area is the ball. Unless they have been damaged in a wreck. The new type tie rods are a big improvement.
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