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Steering Rack, 90 240 200 1990

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posted by  Art Benstein on  Sun Mar 14 01:26 CST 2004
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Only a comment-- it sounds to me like you took more care and precautions (filter) than what I expect is routine in most automotive reman facilities. No inside knowledge about that industry, just a few dozen years of observation. My wager is you'll find the original cause that rack became a core in the first place. Also bet if you had more 240s in boneyards up there you'd rather get a used than a reman. Useless commentary.

Looking at manual, cam rack shims leave .05 to .15mm free play while the ZF does this with washers for about the same (.1 to .15).
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Art Benstein near Baltimore






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