1970 Chrysler 300 Hurst Edition Removing Idler Arm

After removing the cotter pins and castle nuts, a tie-rod separator is used to force the tie-rod ends from the lower ball joints and center link of the steering. The center link is then removed from the idler and pitman arm in the same manner. The idler arm can now be removed from the K-member. View Related Article

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