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BEV11s - Power steering cooler ? I didnt know they had one ! Where is it and what does it look like ?

INEEDSEATS - Its got em but the bolsters are stuffed on both sides as I used the good ones in my present car.

Sarumatix - The steering rack hasnt got the tie rod arms as the have been sold. The main rack body is still there though

mattsr31 - Which window relay ? Your post is a bit unclear, wording wise ! Got a pic ?

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Power steering cooler is in front of the radiator.

Where are you located.

Another guy on here apparantly sent one up from Vic for me last thursday and its still not here so im abit pissed about that coz i need it urgent.

Call or sms me if you have it, 0403317457

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