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My remedy to a steering rack leak that showed lately 200 1982

posted by  Rene on  Sun Oct 14 16:03 CST 2018
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Unless there is obvious physical damage I am with Roland on cleaning and reboot.
Many years ago I was commuting with a 1987 244 developed a leak with a damaged boot that I replaced, had no time to replace rack so I kept adding oil,
figuring to change rack when I finished that contract( I had spares)
but leak stopped after a few weeks,This was probably only time I can remember a car self healing,YEAH!
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Rene






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