How to service and repair the idler arm on Lincoln Town Car?

The vehicle support system requires first installation to conduct idler arm servicing and repair work. To begin replace the idler arm castle nut requires you to eliminate first the cotter pin and afterward the nut and washer. After removing the steering sector shaft arm drag link you must detach the steering idler arm and bracket by disassembling their bolted components that include washers and nuts. Putting the idler arm into the straight ahead position parallel to vehicle centerline should be done before installing the steering idler arm and bracket. Fasten the components using the right combination of bolts and washers with nuts. Place the steering sector shaft arm onto the steering idler arm and bracket before installing the castle nut together with its washer. Position the new cotter pin after lowering the vehicle to completion.

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Lincoln Town Car Idler Arm Part Number: 1W1Z-3355-AA
Product Specifications
- Other Name: Arm And Bracket Assembly; Steering Idler Arm; Pitman Arm; Idler Arm Assembly
- Replaces: E9AZ-3355-A
- Warranty: This genuine part is guaranteed by Ford's factory warranty.
Fits the following Vehicles:
- 1984-2002 Lincoln Town Car | Anniversary, Base, Cartier, Cartier L, Cypress, Executive, Executive L, Jack Nicklaus, Signature, Signature SE, Touring Edition, Tournament Edition | 8 Cyl 4.6 L GAS, 8 Cyl 5.0 L GAS

Lincoln Town Car Idler Arm

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The Idler Arm in Lincoln Town Car vehicles is an important element of the steering system and connects the centre link to one of the sides of the car frame. It offers the much needed swivel support especially on the passengers side and also helps to support the center link so as to maintain the right height as seen by the Pitman arm in order to enhance the performance of the steering system. In the course of use, the Idler Arm may wear out more than the Pitman arm because of its pivotal function; therefore, servicing is crucial. This also entails greasing any grease points using a grease gun at any time of oil changes to enhance the performance and durability of the vehicle. Taking care of the Idler Arm also improves the steering stability and also increases the life of the steering linkage in the Lincoln Town Cars.

Lincoln Town Car Idler Arm Parts and Q&A

Idler Arm
1W1Z-3355-AA
Q: How to service and repair the idler arm on Lincoln Town Car?
A:
The vehicle support system requires first installation to conduct idler arm servicing and repair work. To begin replace the idler arm castle nut requires you to eliminate first the cotter pin and afterward the nut and washer. After removing the steering sector shaft arm drag link you must detach the steering idler arm and bracket by disassembling their bolted components that include washers and nuts. Putting the idler arm into the straight ahead position parallel to vehicle centerline should be done before installing the steering idler arm and bracket. Fasten the components using the right combination of bolts and washers with nuts. Place the steering sector shaft arm onto the steering idler arm and bracket before installing the castle nut together with its washer. Position the new cotter pin after lowering the vehicle to completion.