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Ding ding ding

posted by  Onkel Udo II on  Mon Jul 4 05:26 CST 2016
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"Power steering and brake fluid rarely gets any love in most cars. The systems are robust enough that they often last a good long time anyhow. "

I agree on power steering but less so on brakes.

Except for 90's GM cars Which fail the pressure line until the manufacturing was fixed, most folks never had to a do any thing with the power steering.

On brakes you have to at least replace front and likely rear consumables once in five years.






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