Dorman 541-170 Steering Idler Arm and Bracket Assembly
Dorman 541-170 Steering Idler Arm Assembly
Dorman 541-170 is a steering idler arm and bracket assembly for select Nissan 720 models. It is built to match original fit, function, and performance so the steering linkage can operate correctly on the vehicle.
Key Features
- Direct replacement steering idler arm and bracket assembly
- Steel construction with a coated black finish
- L-shape design with taper arm attachment type
- Standard replacement grade for OE-style service
- Bracket hole quantity: 2
- Arm stud thread diameter: 13.3 mm
- Bracket stud thread diameter: 13 mm
- Compatible With 1981-1982 Nissan 720 steering applications
Detailed Description
This steering idler arm assembly is engineered for the 1981-1982 Nissan 720 and is built to restore proper steering linkage geometry. The steel body and coated finish provide a durable service part for steering repair, while the taper-style arm attachment and L-shape bracket layout follow the original assembly design. Dorman 541-170 is a practical OE-style replacement for worn or damaged steering support components on the Nissan 720.
This part cross-references Delphi TL522 for the same application.
What It Helps Fix
- Excessive steering play or looseness
- Clunking or wandering caused by worn idler arm components
- Uneven steering response from damaged linkage support
- Steering geometry issues related to bracket wear
- Inspection failures tied to steering component wear
Installation Notes and Tips
Verify vehicle year and steering linkage configuration before installation. This assembly does not include mounting hardware, grease fitting, castle nut, or bracket stud. Confirm thread diameters and bracket hole spacing against the original part before service. After installation, inspect the steering linkage and alignment to ensure proper operation on the Nissan 720.
Quality Assurance
Dorman designs this assembly to match the fit, function, and performance of the original steering idler arm and bracket assembly for specific vehicle applications.
Dorman 541-170 Steering Idler Arm and Bracket Assembly
Dorman 541-170 Steering Idler Arm Assembly
Dorman 541-170 is a steering idler arm and bracket assembly for select Nissan 720 models. It is built to match original fit, function, and performance so the steering linkage can operate correctly on the vehicle.
Key Features
- Direct replacement steering idler arm and bracket assembly
- Steel construction with a coated black finish
- L-shape design with taper arm attachment type
- Standard replacement grade for OE-style service
- Bracket hole quantity: 2
- Arm stud thread diameter: 13.3 mm
- Bracket stud thread diameter: 13 mm
- Compatible With 1981-1982 Nissan 720 steering applications
Detailed Description
This steering idler arm assembly is engineered for the 1981-1982 Nissan 720 and is built to restore proper steering linkage geometry. The steel body and coated finish provide a durable service part for steering repair, while the taper-style arm attachment and L-shape bracket layout follow the original assembly design. Dorman 541-170 is a practical OE-style replacement for worn or damaged steering support components on the Nissan 720.
This part cross-references Delphi TL522 for the same application.
What It Helps Fix
- Excessive steering play or looseness
- Clunking or wandering caused by worn idler arm components
- Uneven steering response from damaged linkage support
- Steering geometry issues related to bracket wear
- Inspection failures tied to steering component wear
Installation Notes and Tips
Verify vehicle year and steering linkage configuration before installation. This assembly does not include mounting hardware, grease fitting, castle nut, or bracket stud. Confirm thread diameters and bracket hole spacing against the original part before service. After installation, inspect the steering linkage and alignment to ensure proper operation on the Nissan 720.
Quality Assurance
Dorman designs this assembly to match the fit, function, and performance of the original steering idler arm and bracket assembly for specific vehicle applications.
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Dorman 541-170 Steering Idler Arm Assembly
Dorman 541-170 is a steering idler arm and bracket assembly for select Nissan 720 models. It is built to match original fit, function, and performance so the steering linkage can operate correctly on the vehicle.
Key Features
- Direct replacement steering idler arm and bracket assembly
- Steel construction with a coated black finish
- L-shape design with taper arm attachment type
- Standard replacement grade for OE-style service
- Bracket hole quantity: 2
- Arm stud thread diameter: 13.3 mm
- Bracket stud thread diameter: 13 mm
- Compatible With 1981-1982 Nissan 720 steering applications
Detailed Description
This steering idler arm assembly is engineered for the 1981-1982 Nissan 720 and is built to restore proper steering linkage geometry. The steel body and coated finish provide a durable service part for steering repair, while the taper-style arm attachment and L-shape bracket layout follow the original assembly design. Dorman 541-170 is a practical OE-style replacement for worn or damaged steering support components on the Nissan 720.
This part cross-references Delphi TL522 for the same application.
What It Helps Fix
- Excessive steering play or looseness
- Clunking or wandering caused by worn idler arm components
- Uneven steering response from damaged linkage support
- Steering geometry issues related to bracket wear
- Inspection failures tied to steering component wear
Installation Notes and Tips
Verify vehicle year and steering linkage configuration before installation. This assembly does not include mounting hardware, grease fitting, castle nut, or bracket stud. Confirm thread diameters and bracket hole spacing against the original part before service. After installation, inspect the steering linkage and alignment to ensure proper operation on the Nissan 720.
Quality Assurance
Dorman designs this assembly to match the fit, function, and performance of the original steering idler arm and bracket assembly for specific vehicle applications.
