[EJIO]

Hello,
The vehicle is a 1986 LeBaron sedan with 2.2 TBI. Several years ago I upgraded the steering knuckles so that I could use bolt-on wheel bearings instead of pressed on. The calipers were upgraded to 1991 Acclaim style at the same time. I had been chewing up axles and yesterday performed an in-depth inspection and found that, somehow, I have different steering knuckles on the car! The one on the pass side has a shorter distance between the tie rod bolt and the axle center line than the one on the drivers side. Acclaims and Shadows are very rare down these parts but minivans are available at the junkyards. Would the knuckles from those fit?
Many thanks in advance.

 

[NAJ]

All I can do is give you the link for the Chrysler Parts Catalog, then you can see which knuckles/axles may be the same.

Chrysler efiche parts catalog in pdf from 82 to 96

I have it all, in pdf. Full exploded views with chrysler part numbers. The real deal. Appears to be all cars and trucks from 1982 to 1996. If anyone needs a part number or an exploded view just let me know. For example, the 1990 passenger car pdf file (just THAT year) is 1468 pages...

www.turbododge.com

 

[EJIO]

All I can do is give you the link for the Chrysler Parts Catalog, then you can see which knuckles/axles may be the same.

Chrysler efiche parts catalog in pdf from 82 to 96

I have it all, in pdf. Full exploded views with chrysler part numbers. The real deal. Appears to be all cars and trucks from 1982 to 1996. If anyone needs a part number or an exploded view just let me know. For example, the 1990 passenger car pdf file (just THAT year) is 1468 pages...

www.turbododge.com

Hi NAJ,
Many thanks, it looks like any car up to 1995 MIGHT work, will have to do trial and error, fortunately the knuckles themselves are not costly.
Regards,
Ed

 

[Tonatom]

I know they aren't identical left to right. One side has the steering stop the other does not.

Pulled these from a 92 lebaron