ACDelco Professional Steering Linkage Idler Arm - Model 45C1112 - Ultimate Quality and Performance Review

Bad Immediately, was weaker than the old factory part I bought. Save time and headaches and just buy from the parts store

Installed this on my truck, went to align and it was bad out of box. The intermediate arm brace was loosened, allowing the intermediate arm to move up and down when trying to turn the wheel.

Ordered a couple of AC Delco Pros. Spare parts for my steering system. Everything works well, feels solid, is fitted correctly and has the correct ball joint rubber caps. The only complaint was with the factory lube - half the parts were there and half weren't. Take advantage of the greasing points and push out the standard crap for decent greasing.

Quality parts from ACDelco, perfect fit, high quality rubber boot. The factory black enamel finish is also fantastic and takes it a step above other branded parts. Also, the extended grease nipple is a life saver, now you can actually grease it!

There is a complete set that costs less than $100 but does not have the same quality. I bought one 2 years ago and they started wearing within 4 months. I sold the truck and bought another one and this time I replaced it with these quality parts, now I have a stable ride. Don't forget to add more grease to the fitting to make it last longer. I can really recommend this product

I received a genuine AC Delco/GM part. The part fits well and works well for several thousand miles. Revain was definitely the lowest price I found for this part. I am giving this item 4 stars instead of 5 due to the lack of packaging. Revain really needs to think about how heavy the ship is, the odd shaped parts.

This is my second purchase of this part. The first broke due to flattened threads and the nut fell off leaving the right side of my middle link unsupported. When the second arrived I found that the nut supplied had the wrong thread pitch to fit the tendon. Basically the first part failed because I didn't realize he had the wrong nut and essentially the inability to thread the nut all the way in allowed the center link to drive the nut until the threads failed. Others had this problem and this…