UT20988 - Ultratrac P32 Bellcrank Arm Passenger Side (RH) 14k GVW (1991 & Earlier)

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Part # UT20988 (GM Part # 14013036)

Description:

Suitable for use with the SuperSteer P3032 Bell Crank or the stock bell crank, the UltraTrac Bell Crank Arm is stronger than the factory part, which can wear out prematurely and create steering play. Featuring an adjustable ball socket to compensate for long term wear, the UltraTrac Bell Crank Arm is precision-built to handle the high steering forces common in this application, and produces better steering feel.

Applications:

Note: 1992 is a transitional year and can have either size arms - Please call for sizing, or measure at small end of taper .665 GM Part #14013036

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on part #UT 20843 the bearing is adjustable how tight should the bearing be? ( Paul, 10/08/2020 )

Paul, No Torque value, you tighten them just until you have no up and down play. ( Support )

How tight should bell crank arm bear be? ( Paul Hebert, 10/07/2020 )

Paul, Not sure I understood the question. Could you please rephrase? ( Support )

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