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Idler Arm
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Idler Arm
My sister-in-law is in need of a new Idler Arm for a wide track Feroza- the ball joint is rooted. Does anyone have a source for one, as the local mech cant seem to find one (i.e. he hasnt tried hard enough)...
Heath & Melissa - 93 GQ LWB.
The bushes wont do anything for the arm if its the ball joint that is stuffed.
I found www.daicare.com.au in Sydney near cronulla were good on prices back when I last did idlers.
They post to you.
I found www.daicare.com.au in Sydney near cronulla were good on prices back when I last did idlers.
They post to you.
On boooooost!!
Symptoms...
Wandering steering, pulls significantly to the left, play in the steering wheel (although this can be your steering uni joints).
To check it out, jack the left wheel up off the ground and shake it laterally, if there is movement you'll feel it and you will be able to see the idler moving at the "ball" or swivel joint where it connects to the steering rack, if the bushes are worn you'll see movement in the end where the arm joins the chassis on a pin...
look under the passenger side and all will be apparent, odds on if you have donr more than 100000km and not replaced it it'll need it sooner or later. I was told its the first casualty with lift or a set of bigger tyres.
Wandering steering, pulls significantly to the left, play in the steering wheel (although this can be your steering uni joints).
To check it out, jack the left wheel up off the ground and shake it laterally, if there is movement you'll feel it and you will be able to see the idler moving at the "ball" or swivel joint where it connects to the steering rack, if the bushes are worn you'll see movement in the end where the arm joins the chassis on a pin...
look under the passenger side and all will be apparent, odds on if you have donr more than 100000km and not replaced it it'll need it sooner or later. I was told its the first casualty with lift or a set of bigger tyres.
On boooooost!!
i can actualy see the movement in mine.
got home on break wednesday night, went into the local place that deals in diahatsu parts, i should of got the damn idler arm when i could get trade price in Qld. cost me $262 for a genuine idler arm, and i still want a pitman arm and track rod assy...
got home on break wednesday night, went into the local place that deals in diahatsu parts, i should of got the damn idler arm when i could get trade price in Qld. cost me $262 for a genuine idler arm, and i still want a pitman arm and track rod assy...
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same deal when the suspenson is raised and has extra stress on them, they flog out and you get play in the joints on them.
too much play in the front end then, makes cross winds on the hi way a pain in the ass.
too much play in the front end then, makes cross winds on the hi way a pain in the ass.
pics, dribble, turbo conversion.... click [url=http://www.cardomain.com/memberpage/657917/1]here.[/url]
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