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Luis120072
looking for a new idle arm
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Do anybody knows where can I get a new idle arm ? for a 1972 1200.

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Just about anywhere:

- Nissan dealer
- NAPA
- http://rockauto.com

Posted on: 2004/9/4 6:36
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Luis120072
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Itry at all them plces to include auto parts and speed shops in area. Doyou have adress or phone number of any place thatmay have it ?.
Place help this is holding me up inrestoring my car.
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luis

Posted on: 2004/9/17 2:04
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Luis120072
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please help i need this item to continue with the rebuild process. I will grately apreciate your help.

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Looks like a difficult part to find. There was one on eBay the week before last (?).

The idler arm bushing kits seem to be readily available anywhere, see http://www.rockauto.com or http://www.partsamerica.com, they are only $5-$10, I don't know how they are put in.

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Thanks I will keep trying

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Ah, it looks fairly easy (I'm looking at the Nissan factory manual). If the ball stud (tie-rod-like end) of the idler arm is OK, but the "shaft" part is bad, the bushings should fix it. Just apply soapy water to the outside of the bushings (don't get oil or grease on the inside), assemble, and tighten the nut to 41-45 ft-lb.

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