Pitman Steering Arm Linkage Gear Bearing Puller Remover Tie Rod End - 33mm
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This guide is for mechanics and DIY enthusiasts working on steering and suspension systems. The AB Tools Pitman Arm Puller helps you remove the pitman arm from steering linkages, making repairs and replacements easier. This heavy-duty tool is designed for most cars, vans, and small trucks. Keep in mind that for some specialized vehicles, additional tools may be needed.
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| Model Part Number | AT578 |
|---|---|
| Brand | AB Tools |
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FAQs
What vehicles is this tool compatible with?
This tool is designed for most cars, vans, and small trucks.
What is the maximum opening of the tool?
The total maximum opening is 33mm.
What materials is the tool made of?
The tool is manufactured from forged alloy steel.
Can I use this tool for other applications?
Yes, it is also suitable for gear wheel and bearing puller applications.
How do I maintain the tool?
Clean it after each use and store it in a dry place. Lubricate the center screw periodically.
What should I do if the tool doesn't remove the pitman arm?
Ensure the tool is correctly positioned and tightened. Consider using penetrating oil if the arm is stuck. Check for obstructions.
Does this tool come with a warranty?
This product includes a VAT receipt.
Troubleshooting
Puller won't remove the pitman arm.
Ensure the tool is properly positioned and tightened. Apply penetrating oil to the area if needed. If still stuck, check for any obstructions.
Tool screw gets stuck.
Clean the screw threads and lubricate them. Avoid over-tightening the screw.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Durable forged alloy steel construction.
- Versatile application for pitman arms, gear wheels, and bearings.
- Heat-treated centre screw for longevity.
- Easy to use, saving time on repairs.
- Compatible with a wide range of vehicles.
Cons
- May require additional tools for some specialized vehicles.
- Maximum opening of 33mm may not cover all applications.
- Requires proper technique to avoid damage.
- Heavy-duty design may be overkill for light-duty tasks.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
- Setup: Position the puller around the pitman arm, ensuring it is securely placed.
- Compatibility: Compatible with the majority of cars, vans, and small trucks. Always check the vehicle's specifications to ensure proper fit.
- Operation: Tighten the centre screw of the tool until the pitman arm is removed.
- Care: After each use, clean the tool with a cloth and store it in a dry place to prevent rust. Lubricate the center screw periodically to maintain smooth operation.