Power stearning
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want fit power stearning to my mk1 cabby
it's rack stuck think what will fit
engine not problem I have a pump on spare kr engine I have
pipe work just make up
it's rack stuck think what will fit
engine not problem I have a pump on spare kr engine I have
pipe work just make up
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Local Hero
You have to have the right rack. Automatic racks are different than standard transmission racks.
The hoses are going to be an issue, but they are the same between the auto and the standard.
You will need all the brackets to hang it tho, and possibly a pulley extension on the crank.
The hoses are going to be an issue, but they are the same between the auto and the standard.
You will need all the brackets to hang it tho, and possibly a pulley extension on the crank.
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I know need right rack what I'm needin know
What will fit
What will fit
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Power stearning
TSR used a Nissan Bluebird rack I believe with some adaptors.
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Old Timer
lhasadreams said
TSR used a Nissan Bluebird rack I believe with some adaptors.
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Yup what
lhasadreams
said I've seen this done the track rod ends need shortened and adaptorplates on the bulkhead , then plumbed In and run on mk2 pipes pump etc
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Old Timer
Bought one of these kits from tsr, must be 20, probably more years ago, worked pretty well.
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Local Hero
my 89, 90, 92, and 93 cabbies all had power steering from factory.
What do Divorces, Great Coffee, and Car Electrics all have in common?
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Old Timer
That's because left hand drive.
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Did used see kits on eBay
Which was like fiat or Vauxhall steering coloum
Chop and welded up to make fit
Was electric motor type n coloum
Which was like fiat or Vauxhall steering coloum
Chop and welded up to make fit
Was electric motor type n coloum
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