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just wondering if anyone has used these hoses before and their experiences with them. i was quoted $130 including postage for my area, which is similar to an aftermarket supplier in the town i live in.
http://www.ultimatepowersteering.com.au/ford-falcon-au/ thanks Chad |
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Papa Smurf |
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{USERNAME} wrote: just wondering if anyone has used these hoses before and their experiences with them. i was quoted $130 including postage for my area, which is similar to an aftermarket supplier in the town i live in. http://www.ultimatepowersteering.com.au/ford-falcon-au/ thanks Chad I was led to believe that their product is a GOOD one. My experience with some after market hoses made me want to steer clear. |
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MAD |
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Anything that removes that stupid leaky nut has to be good.
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low_ryda |
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really? how often have you had to change the nut on any single car? I've done two, one on my b series and one on the a, no sign of leaking again yet, the b series went first at 80,000kms, the au went at 240,000kms. Worked out on an average of 20,000kms a year, fixing that once every four years wouldn't justify the cost of the new hose since the replacement nut is about $12?
And it has to be one of the easiest things to fix if you can drive a grinder with a thin disc properly, better than doing a starter motor for example.
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