Complete good used PAS Rack no leaks £25 (from a 1990 diesel) may fit others
£10 post UK mainland
PAS rack f/s
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Re: PAS rack f/s
Hi, I would like to purchase your steering rack. Please let me have the payment details.
Re: PAS rack f/s
Hi, I would like to purchase the steering rack. Please let me have your details. If you are in london I could come and pick it up. Thanks.
Re: PAS rack f/s
Hi, Thanks very much for the rack. I am currently trying to extract the rack from my vehicle. I have followed the instructions in The haynes manual, in theory the rack should be able to be lowered out of the vehicle once everything is disconnected. In practise there is so much clutter in the way, hydraulic pipes, and other stuff, this is impossible. I am now thinking that the only way to get the rack out will be to lower the front carrier, the thing with all the wheels and suspension bolted to it. How did you do it ?
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Kaapelimies
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Re: PAS rack f/s
If I remember it right, I removed the front pipe from the exhaust and took the rack out from either wheel well. This was an 1.6 liter gasoline so your mileage may vary depending of the engine variant.
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Re: PAS rack f/s
Kaapelimies wrote: ↑Wed Sep 26, 2018 7:27 pm If I remember it right, I removed the front pipe from the exhaust and took the rack out from either wheel well. This was an 1.6 liter gasoline so your mileage may vary depending of the engine variant.
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You don't need to drop the subframe. I have removed one without having to do this. Just thread it out with the exhaust out of the way.
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