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Wtb Gts Steering Rack And Power Steer Pump

gtr32zilla

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sneakey pete Grand Master

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Neither are required if you're deleting Hicas, the front Steering rack is identical regardless, and you can basically loop between the inputs and outputs of the HICAS solenoid that sits in the drivers side of the engine bay (this way the fluid will run through the power steering cooler) meaning you don't need to touch your power steering pump. All you really need is 2x hose clamps and 50cm of rubber hose and a hack saw

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There was a thread posted in the DIY section on how to do this without replacing the steering rack. Some lengths of hydraulic hose and clamps in the engine bay and you can rip all the lines to the rear out.

Might be an option if you can't find a rack.

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Cefiro/laurel racks are the same if any happen to be floating around.I can loop a few pipes on original rack but still require single output pump if anyone can help.

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