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|  Message 1426  |
|  TOM WALKER to MARK HOFMANN  |
|  Power steering lines - Du  |
|  18 Nov 12 07:59:00  |
 MH>Like a previous discussion on how my 1980 Malibu brake lines rusted and MH>eventually snapped, I have been having the same issue with the Durango's pow MH>steering lines. These lines should not rust! That is one of my biggest gri MH>with the auto industry. At least they started making mufflers that don't ru MH>these days. MH>I found a really good step by step guide that someone make for replacing the MH>Durango power steering lines. It doesn't look too bad, but like most repair MH>the biggest problem is the tight spaces you have to work in. MH>I investigated the cost of new lines at around $90 total for everything. No MH>too bad at all - and the OEM lines are not supposed to rust. MH>Power steering, brakes, fuel, and all other high pressure lines should never MH>made out of material that can rust. Actually in Snow Country they shouuld NEVER allowed using Salt on the streets --- þ SLMR 2.1a þ Typo Tom Strkes Again * Origin: Fidonet Since 1991 And Still Here. Join Us: www.DocsPl (1:123/140) |
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