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Old 05-20-2016, 08:41 PM   #1
Alex V.
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'03 1500HD Idler/pitman/center link bad?

I'm getting ready to do ball joints on my FIL's '03 1500HD 4x4, looking over the rest of the suspension for anything else that needs done, and I find that, while applying force to either wheel with hands at 3:00 and 9:00 (side to side) the center link (solid bar that attached to the drag link and pitman arm, that the tie rods thread into on each end) will rotate over 1/8 turn on its joints allowing toe-in to change drastically. I'm not familiar with this front suspension system, but that seems wrong. Is the center link supposed to be held basically rigid by the drag link/pitman arm, or is it correct for it to rotate on its joints some?
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