ACDelco46C0045A Advantage Pitman Arm
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Description
🔧 Elevate Your Ride with ACDelco's Advantage!
- SMOOTH OPERATION - Experience effortless maneuverability with a low-friction bearing.
- CORROSION DEFENSE - Coated for enhanced resistance against rust and wear.
- UNMATCHED DURABILITY - Engineered with a forged stud for superior strength.
- CONTAMINATION PROTECTION - Boot design effectively prevents dirt and debris ingress.
- LONG LASTING PERFORMANCE - Greaseable design ensures longevity and reliability.
The ACDelco 46C0045A Advantage Pitman Arm is a high-quality automotive component designed for durability and performance. With a forged stud, low-friction bearing, and greaseable design, it ensures smooth operation and long life while effectively preventing contamination and resisting corrosion.
Specifications
| Manufacturer | ACDelco |
| Brand | ACDelco |
| Product Dimensions | 26.92 x 9.91 x 7.62 cm; 453.59 g |
| Item model number | 46C0045A |
| Manufacturer part number | 46C0045A |
| OEM Part Number | 88876182 |
| Item Weight | 454 g |
Reviews
A**R
Good quality
It fits correctly. The price is really good too.
A**R
good deal
it fit good
R**T
Fits and is working like it should
So far so good
F**N
Good price and quality
Purchased this along with the Idler arm and arm bracket and I’m pleased with the price and quality. Now about installing it on a Tahoe 95 4WD. If like me you have the 4WD you are in a world of hurt. There is no way to remove the pitman arm without removing the steering gear. 4WD models have a cross-member welded on the frame and located right below preventing you from installing the removal tool. You should however be able to put a 33m (1 5/16) wrench there and jam it against the frame while an assistant turns the steering wheel to help you undo the nut. Be careful!
V**C
Fit right in my 97 Suburban and greatly tightened up my steering
It went right in when I changed both my idler arm and pitman arm. I would buy again but done think I ever will need another. The first was in there for over 23 years.
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