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Old Apr 7, 2019 | 12:58 PM
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01 5.4 alignment tie off

A while ago shortly after I purchased the truck I was making a deep turn and the bottom of the steering box where the pitman arm attaches snapped off I had a 2 wheel drive for parts and took a couple of things off of it to get it going enough to get it home in the process it threw the passenger side toe out 2 inches and I can not get it to come in to save my life any ideas
 
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Old Apr 7, 2019 | 01:08 PM
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The toe cant change unless you changed the connecting link between the two wheels which has nothing to do with the steering box.
 
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Old Apr 7, 2019 | 01:17 PM
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Ok I don’t remember exactly what I did but the tie rod on the drivers side was changed when it broke there was something off the 2 wheel drive I used to get it home but I don’t remember what exactly but I can’t get it to go in every time I try it toes out further
 
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Old Apr 7, 2019 | 01:19 PM
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The pitman arm part is what I’m talking about that broke not the tie rod
 
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