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Yes it has to point to the rear.
Do you have a stock pan? Are the Motor Mounts worn or broken? When I put my pitman back on my 67 I posted pics because I was concerned I was not getting it up tight enough for the same reasons. The clearance near the pan is very tight on all "A" body cars from what I have seen. I checked many cars and looked over on the chevelles board as well. They talk about it there too. I got mine to just clear in relation to the pan, but it rubs ever so slightly on the crossmember at full turn. Make sure you have it flipped (up/down orientation) the right way. It should only go on the shaft one way since I THINK it is tapered. I KNOW its keyed... Also the Centerlinks are different shapes between different years, that matters a lot. The replacemnts can be thicker diameters too. Make sure you got the arm on enough to get the nut all the way on the shaft and THEN a few threads before making a judgement on the clearance. Hope that helps some. James Fasso [email protected] '67 GTO Conv "220, 221, whatever it takes." Micheal Keaton as "Mr. Mom"
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