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1984 Mazda RX-7 Rack And Pinion, Power Steering Hose, Tie Rod, Tie Rod End

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1
8871-32-320A
Idler Arm
- Part Notes: RX7

2
1524-32-329B
Idler Arm Bushing
- Part Notes: RX7
$14.75 $11.06
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4
2113-32-365
Inner Tie Rod
- Part Notes: RX7
$21.94 $16.45
1
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5
8021-99-324
Tie Rod End
Part Notes: Outer
$91.04 $68.26
1
Add To Cart
5
8531-32-240A
Tie Rod End
- Part Notes: Inner
$98.25 $73.68
1
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FA24-32-110B
Steering Gear
- Part Notes: RX7
$1886.80 $1380.87
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FA5532481C
Power Steering Return Hose
- Part Notes: RX7

OEM 1984 Mazda RX-7 Parts for Steering Gear & Linkage

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Pitman Arm Installation and Repair Tips for 1984 Mazda RX-7

Q:
How to properly remove and install a Pitman arm on 1984 Mazda RX-7?
A:
Lift up the car and use jack stands. Puller. Loosen the attachment of the Pitman arm to the center link. Push the rubber boot down, place the puller, and strike the rubber boot with the tap to get the connection loose. Removal, inspection, and replacement of Pitman arm with due attention to alignment. Install the lock nuts and make a test drive.

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