You will need a pittman arm puller and a tie rod puller to remove this item. Some shops such as NAPA & Auto Zone rent these tools
Posted on May 09, 2010
If its a 4x4 get ready to nust some knuckles. Just changed mine
Posted on Mar 28, 2012
You'll need to remove the large nut holding on the pitman arm on, disconnect the center link from the pitman arm and use a pitman arm removal tool. You can rent the tool from Auto Zone.
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