questions about power steering and rack
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Probably th rack bushings causing the "looseness" that your mechanic is talking about.
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that'* right ..now that you metion it he did say the bushings and the ends (tierod ends???...not to sure)....and i was really afraid that you would say that about the gas...it about $1.10 a liter here and i think my tank hold 55 liters (but im not sur or the actual capasity)
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Originally Posted by willwren
18.5 gallons
70 liters
2368 oz
148 pints
14208 tsp
70 liters
2368 oz
148 pints
14208 tsp
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i just stepped down to 89 in my 93 due to price on the way to NEBF. I did not see any noticable change in gas mileage due to it, and the car runs fine. I also don't do a lot of spirited driving, so I am not taxing my car performance wise.
On a side note, I have a FE2 rack in the Red car.
On a side note, I have a FE2 rack in the Red car.
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Originally Posted by LakevilleSSEi
Originally Posted by willwren
18.5 gallons
70 liters
2368 oz
148 pints
14208 tsp
70 liters
2368 oz
148 pints
14208 tsp
...ok so I lied.
The *highest* octane I can get around here is 91. Oh well.
As for the rack, I'm of the opinion to put 500 miles on it before testing any real differences, and even then, it may feel different simply because it'* new.
And where are the numbers Bill asked for, young man??
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