removing power steering
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removing power steering
im wanting to remove my power steering after quite a leak after putting engine in on the weekend.does any were know were i can get a alternator belt to get rid of the power steering pump? the best i can do is item number 25-050275 from napa but they want a 100 dollers to ship? the belt needs to have
27.5 Pitch Length - 28.25 Outside Measurement X 5 ribs? any help appreciated.
27.5 Pitch Length - 28.25 Outside Measurement X 5 ribs? any help appreciated.
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Ive had the belt go on my old legacy and had to drive it home ..... wouldnt be doing that out of choice!
Unlike the mx5 youve got drive going through those front wheels, so holding onto it when winding it up would be bloody hard work!
If you want more feel, personally id look at suspension geometry and try to get more caster. (antilift kit or chevron lower wishbone mod)
Unlike the mx5 youve got drive going through those front wheels, so holding onto it when winding it up would be bloody hard work!
If you want more feel, personally id look at suspension geometry and try to get more caster. (antilift kit or chevron lower wishbone mod)
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i was planning removing the pump and lines etc.blanking the holes on the rack and pulling the pinion out and giving it all a good covering with wheel bearing grease and resealing it.i personally prefer no power steering and seeing as my car has no a/c no abs and very little crerature comforts dont see why its a bad idea.i do very little town driving and the roads round my way are very good for some quick raw driving
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i was planning removing the pump and lines etc.blanking the holes on the rack and pulling the pinion out and giving it all a good covering with wheel bearing grease and resealing it.i personally prefer no power steering and seeing as my car has no a/c no abs and very little crerature comforts dont see why its a bad idea.i do very little town driving and the roads round my way are very good for some quick raw driving
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