OEM Ford Expedition Idler Arm

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Ford Expedition Idler Arm keeps the steering center link at the proper height to provide drivers with a sense of control on every trip while matching the rugged capability the Ford Expedition provides on a daily basis. The Ford Expedition shines through its strong yet lightweight aluminum body, lively 3.5 liter EcoBoost V6 paired to a smooth ten speed automatic and independent rear suspension that teams with the available adaptive steering to give a big SUV the ride comfort of a smaller crossover. Families like seating for up to eight plus the option of the extended MAX version for additional luggage room while adventure seekers like the Heavy Duty Trailer Tow Package that gives a optimum in class 9,300 pound rating. High end trims wrap passengers in dual zone climate comfort and premium audio proving that Ford knows power and luxury. The Expedition remains a reliable vehicle when owners opt for genuine Ford parts particularly in components such as the drivetrain and the body panels in which perfect fit is essential to preserve strength and safety. The Idler Arm in this system is attached to the frame on the passenger side and supports the center link opposite the Pitman arm and absorbs the road forces that will tend to pull the wheels out of alignment ensuring precise response and long tire life. Chocking wheels raising the SUV unbolting the worn Idler Arm fitting the greased replacement torqueing fasteners to spec adding a fresh cotter pin and checking for free movement and proper alignment are the steps technicians should follow when replacing the Idler Arm.