Part No. needed for steering idler arm.

[Woodie]

Job done, all good!
The hardest part was getting the idler arm away from the steering link, once that was done it was easy. I didnt remove the whole body from the chassis just removed the idler arm, knocked out the old bearings and put the new ones in with lots of grease. I did check the arm for wear, it has only worn down by 0.2mm which meant that the new bushes felt nice and tight when it was all bolted up.
30 min job total! - sweet!

[Koi]

Job done, all good!
The hardest part was getting the idler arm away from the steering link, once that was done it was easy. I didnt remove the whole body from the chassis just removed the idler arm, knocked out the old bearings and put the new ones in with lots of grease. I did check the arm for wear, it has only worn down by 0.2mm which meant that the new bushes felt nice and tight when it was all bolted up.
30 min job total! - sweet!

Good job, glad to see your back on the road

[Woodie]

Me too m8 thanks, - just in time for all the ICE and SNOW next week Yeehaaa!

[wadey6]

idler bushes

Hi , I have the same problem with my steering idler , can anyone tell me where to get the parts from, 4x4wire is a great site