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me steerings gone a bit wooly

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Old Jul 28th, 2014, 10:35   #1
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Default me steerings gone a bit wooly

Right, never touched steering components myself, I let the garage do it normally. However I think the steering rack and pas pump are on their way out as there is one heck of a racket when I try and turn the directional device. Iv been down to my local trusted garage and he wont do it "car's not worth it" and lurch down the scrapyard (anything involved with engine internals I go to him) is out of action due to a bad back from rebuilding smart car engines all year.

What parts do I need? Any other parts you recommend I change? Any eBay links and ideas on how to go about it?
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what good music deserves is full deep bass to give it warmth. the stock volvo sub works....just at high volumes Drum n Bass and dubstep
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Take a sample of your pas fluid and describe the colour.
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... And smell
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Briwn, greasy like old chip fat oil and smells like burnt out electronics...
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knackered then!

Get it drained and some lovely fresh ATF in there

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