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Old 08-07-2005, 12:55 AM   #9
trndkll67
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Default Re: steering

Rebuilding the control valve is a peice of cake. You can get the rebuild kit for less than $10.00 and take about an hour of your time. Plus you can paint it up and detail it as you feel necessary. Give it a thought, you get the same quality as autozone(assuming your hardware is in good shape.)
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