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Anybody no if a 1965-68 pitman arm for truck
#454826 09/22/2008 7:33 AM
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Any body know if a 1965-1968 non-powersteering pitman arm for a truck is the same for a full body gm car sutch as impala? If so I need one realy bad. Please help me out on this?

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Re: Anybody no if a 1965-68 pitman arm for truck
CAJUN CRAW FISH #454966 09/22/2008 10:23 PM
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No, they do not interchange, completely different designs. The Impala is a non-wearable type, the ball stud end is in the centerlink. On the trucks, the centerlink is the non-wear item, the ball stud is in the pitman arm. Are you looking for one for a truck or an Impala? The truck pitman arms are available new from Moog.

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