Photos of pitman arms installed?

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Im going to be assembling the steering on my Dart shortly and want to make sure everything goes together correctly. Does anyone have photos of their pitman arms installed?
 
What year car? Large shaft steering box or small output shaft?
 
Biggest thing is center link has cone shaped holes that pitch and match the pitch of the angle on the pitman arm, tie rod or other. Just follow the angles.
 
Biggest thing is center link has cone shaped holes that pitch and match the pitch of the angle on the pitman arm, tie rod or other. Just follow the angles.

Duh I guess it can only really go on one way but I seem to remeber there being a difference in the left and right ones from the last time I did this.
 
I can get a photo of the pitman arm that is attached to the original steering gearbox that came out of my car. I will take it asap.
 
Shop manuals. Download 'em free from MyMopar. The older 72/ earlier setup is different than the 73/ later

There are 4 pieces must go together

The pitman, the center link, and the idler must all either be 72/ earlier or all of them 73/ later, and the steering box must fit the pitman

73/ later, notice the studs point downwards

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72/ earlier

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These 4 parts are independent of the year of the car or the K member or the upper/ lower A arms or the tie rod ends
 
Shop manuals. Download 'em free from MyMopar. The older 72/ earlier setup is different than the 73/ later

There are 4 pieces must go together

The pitman, the center link, and the idler must all either be 72/ earlier or all of them 73/ later, and the steering box must fit the pitman

73/ later, notice the studs point downwards

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72/ earlier

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These 4 parts are independent of the year of the car or the K member or the upper/ lower A arms or the tie rod ends

Thank you!!
 
Biggest thing is center link has cone shaped holes that pitch and match the pitch of the angle on the pitman arm, tie rod or other. Just follow the angles.

Turns out I got the large output shaft and the small pitman arm.

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