Key Features
• Fitment: for ;for 2500HD/3500HD 2011-2019;for ;for 2500HD/3500HD 2011-2019
• Part Number: GFA400019,K440019,TA5631,4451097,PA90299XL,600497335,FC440019,19256,19256664,45C10003,17167072,2681701,1681701,2600497335,MS50913
• Built Standard: Built with high standard and care to meet industry standards for quality control, ensuring reliable and consistent performance
• Material: the item is crafted using materials, carefully selected for their strength and durability, ensuring -quality and performance
Product Description
the Story of Arm
the arm is named after the rod in steam engines. it has been a fundamental steering component since the early days of automobiles. early designs were simple forged levers. modern arms use machining and stronger alloys to handle increased steering loads and power steering forces.
Fitment
for
for 2500HD/3500HD 2011-2019
for
for 2500hd/3500hd 2011-2019
Part Number
GFA400019,K440019,TA5631,4451097,PA90299XL,600497335,FC440019,19256,19256664,45C10003,17167072,2681701,1681701,2600497335,MS50913
Quantity
Sold individually
How to Install Arm
the arm using a arm puller to it from the spline. clean the output shaft. align the new arm's splines with the shaft. press it onto the shaft, ensuring proper alignment of the hole. torque the retaining nut to specification and reconnect the .
Function of Arm
the arm transfers steering input from the to the steering linkage. it moves the center or left and right, which turns the front wheels. this component translates the circular of the into the linear needed for directional control.
Instruction of Arm
Inspect the arm during front-end for worn splines or cracks. check for looseness at the connection. replace if any play exists. grease the joint if equipped with a fitting. never hammer the arm onto the shaft. use proper puller tools for removal.
Considerations Relating to the Use of Arm
a worn arm causes steering play and wandering. it must match the spline count exactly. improper installation damages the . always replace the end when replacing the arm. check alignment after installation. use correct torque values to loosening.
