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Join Date: Aug 2001
Location: Ft. Worth, TX
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![]() Been there, done that. When my steering rack starting leaking I got rid of the PS pump and then ran open lines from the PS rack. Put it up on stands and turn from one side to the other to drain the system. It was extremely hard to turn and I hated it. That was with skinnies on the front. Then I switched to a manual rack from Autozone and used a Flaming River steering shaft. It is very easy to turn now and even my wife doesn't complain about it.
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