[jmoore19]

Honestly, Jeff (Roorancher) is 100% correct. I get that the truck is sentimental, but you're ultimately hurting yourself with these repairs.

Even if all went well, I would highly recommend getting an alignment done at a shop - this is NOT something you should do at home. They will be able to tell you if you did something wrong or be able to fix your steering wheel correct. This should be done regardless. Any time the steering is changed upfront, and alignment should be done.

 

[jmoore19]

Just curious how stupid you can be to tell me my repairs are wrong, did you see how I installed it, do you have the issue I'm having, do you know what I know, no then quit runnin ya damn mouth, I know what I'm doing, everything is installed properly, on the correct spline, steering box is good ect, I'm fully capable of doing my own repairs, who knows if the aftermarket pitman arm is just aligned differently than oem, you can talk trash all you want, I just asked a simple question, if I asked for advice on what I need to do with my life then I would have made a post about it, if you cant contribute to the problem at hand then dont comment at all, every single thing I post I have 1 or 2 people saying I need to stop repairing my truck, it's never left me stranded, and I've never had to go back and redo something that I've done, this is my truck, if I make mistakes along the way, that's fine, it's just a truck, but I come here to get advice on how to do things on my own, not how to be one of those city boys who has daddy pay to put it in the shop, I never have and never will pay someone to fix something on any of my vehicles unless it is something out of my control such as alignment, and that's all I was asking

We have tried to help you, multiple people have. Maybe it's time you find a different place to ask your questions at.

I'm done with this. Good luck.