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| subject: | Power steering lines - Durango. |
Like a previous discussion on how my 1980 Malibu brake lines rusted and eventually snapped, I have been having the same issue with the Durango's power steering lines. These lines should not rust! That is one of my biggest gripes with the auto industry. At least they started making mufflers that don't rust these days. I found a really good step by step guide that someone make for replacing the Durango power steering lines. It doesn't look too bad, but like most repairs - the biggest problem is the tight spaces you have to work in. I investigated the cost of new lines at around $90 total for everything. Not too bad at all - and the OEM lines are not supposed to rust. Power steering, brakes, fuel, and all other high pressure lines should never be made out of material that can rust. - Mark --- WWIVToss v.1.50* Origin: http://www.weather-station.org * Bel Air, MD -USA (1:261/1304.0) SEEN-BY: 3/0 633/267 640/954 712/0 620 848 953 @PATH: 261/1304 1 266/512 140/1 261/38 712/848 633/267 |
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