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Old 28-04-2009, 10:30 PM   #1
SSVPom
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Default Leaky boots

Ok, so looking at getting the car road worthy'd soonish to put on the market again, and took it to my mechanic to get a couple of things checked out... turns out we need a new power steering rack, as it's dripping fluid and will not pass the RWC.

Been quoted the following, I would appreciate it anyone can put their 2cents worth in regarding this :

$450 for reco steering rack
$265 labour
$50 front end alignment (recommended)
$82 'power steering service' including flushing all lines, reservoir, new fluid blah blah blah
$847 all up

What do you knowledgeable people think ??

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