Which Idler Arm?
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I wouldn't count on the picture they show to be exactly what they ship you. In many cases it is just "some" idler arm, not necessarily "the" idler arm you will receive. The important thing is to get the one with the proper bolt spacing. Next, expect to do the pitman arm. I replaced my idler arm and all was good for about a week, then the pitman arm started making that clunk noise
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wellif you look at the upper photo the idler slides on the stationary shaft and it looks like a cap is on the end. in the lower photo you can take off a nut and slide the arm off the stationary shaft, and see the bushing inside... mine is like photo 2, but as greenie said, are you sure the photos are not generic ? I took mine apart and worked on the bushings at one time, to get less slop, that how i know it had the nut and threaded shaft on the stationary part.
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