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strut tower bearing 700 1988

posted by  MarkyMark on  Mon Sep 7 18:07 CST 2009
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enthusists,

how hard should it be to turn the sturt tower side to side as if turning with steering wheel with out the tie rod ends on?

I just did strut cartridges and pushed new grease into the old bearings.

Moves freely but not easily. Takes a little tug and pull.

How would brand new one's feel?

Mark

88 740gle wagon w 5spd 165k the silver surfer






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