Hey guys,
Does anyone know if the 70's era 4x2 and 4x4 truck models use the same pitman arm on the saginaw power steering boxes?
Thanks
Saginaw steering box pitman arm question
Saginaw steering box pitman arm question
Justin
1966 SWB F100
1964 SWB F100
2005 F150
1978 Jeep CJ7
1966 SWB F100
1964 SWB F100
2005 F150
1978 Jeep CJ7
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you have to be more specific
f100 and f250 4x4s use different setups.
f 100 4x4 is similar to f100/250 2wd in that its pittman runs horizontal but i do not know without looking if the 2 are the same.
f100 4x4 , both manual and power use the same arm.

f100 and f250 4x4s use different setups.
f 100 4x4 is similar to f100/250 2wd in that its pittman runs horizontal but i do not know without looking if the 2 are the same.
f100 4x4 , both manual and power use the same arm.

1966 F250 4x4
1964 Rambler Ambassador 990
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Cam Milam
Lesley Ferguson
Steve Lopes
John Sutton
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ICEMAN6166
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Iceman-
I was informed that the picture is of a pitman arm off of a '79 half-ton 4x4 w/ power steering. I wanted to confirm if it is the same as a 4x2 w/ power steering. I am doing a PS upgrde to my '66 and I have the box. I need to kow if this Pitman arm will work.
Thanks Again
I was informed that the picture is of a pitman arm off of a '79 half-ton 4x4 w/ power steering. I wanted to confirm if it is the same as a 4x2 w/ power steering. I am doing a PS upgrde to my '66 and I have the box. I need to kow if this Pitman arm will work.
Thanks Again
Justin
1966 SWB F100
1964 SWB F100
2005 F150
1978 Jeep CJ7
1966 SWB F100
1964 SWB F100
2005 F150
1978 Jeep CJ7
- qwertyd10n
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Hey ICEMAN,ICEMAN6166 wrote:you have to be more specific
f100 and f250 4x4s use different setups.
f 100 4x4 is similar to f100/250 2wd in that its pittman runs horizontal but i do not know without looking if the 2 are the same.
f100 4x4 , both manual and power use the same arm.
Any idea what those things/holes are on the frame right behind (between the steering box and track bar mount) the steering box? I noticed them on my truck today and thought maybe someone had tried mounting something and then welded it back up... but then I came across this picture of yours and I can see the same thing on your frame.
Cheers,
Dion
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4x4 Pittman arm
You will not be able to use the 4x4 pittman arm for your 4x2 truck. There is an offset on the 4x4 arm where the 4x2 is flatter. The good news is that you can get an 80's pittman arm that will probably work, the splines are the same for P.S. gears.
The pic is a 4x2 manual vs a 4x4 power

The pic is a 4x2 manual vs a 4x4 power

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