American Motors Classic Pitman Arm

Your Classic is a prized possession.

Auto enthusiasts know that a fun brand is built into each American Motors, and understand that only the best repair Classic parts will suffice when repairs are needed. It's not a regular occurrence that you realize that you have to buy a replacement Pitman Arm for your vehicle. When your American Motors Classic rolled off the assembly line, it was destined for a driver who wants versatility in their automobile. Obviously, you didn't buy your Classic unless you wanted to buy performance and American style both impeccably combined into one vehicle.

The function and purpose of Pitman Arm.

If we only drove in straight lines, then none of our vehicles would need any steering components. That would surely not be a pleasurable experience for American Motors Classic owners, and it would also mean that the pitman arm would likely never have been invented. Your pitman arm is located at the bottom of your steering gear box, and it conveys the circular movements of your steering wheel to the other steering linkage parts. While steering, the American Motors Classic pitman arm turns along with the steering wheel; pushing the center link in the direction you want to turn. It then pushes one set of tie rods and pulls the other, which is what turns your wheels.

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