A component of steering system
The Idler Arm is a critical component in a vehicle's steering system that helps ensure the smooth operation of the steering mechanism. This assembly provides pivotal support to the steering linkage and is comprised of a rod that pivots on a bracket bolted to the frame of the vehicle on one end and supports a ball socket on the other.
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An Idler Arm is typically constructed from high-strength metal and features a Ball Joint at one end and a mounting bracket at the other. The Ball Joint allows for a wide range of motion, allowing the Idler Arm to pivot and transmit the movement of the steering gear to the wheels.
In addition to the metal construction and Ball Joint, an Idler Arm may also include other components such as seals, bushings, and bearings to help reduce friction and wear between the moving parts. These additional components are designed to provide a smooth and precise operation, allowing the Idler Arm to function effectively and efficiently.
