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Old 01-22-14, 08:08 PM
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PS leak from big bolt in front of rack

Not sure what it's called or what function it has...all the searches point to boots or lines leaking, of which I have no issues.

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This isn't my rack but you can kinda see the nut on the bottom of the steering box.
Old 01-22-14, 08:27 PM
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It's common for these things to get tired after their 20+ years of service. Mine is leaking from every possible location so badly that you would swear it was an oil pan leak!

RockAuto sells rebuild kits from $25-35. I cannot link you to the writeup, per forum rules, but if you Google FC steering rack rebuild you will find a VERY detailed post that has pictures and instructions. A lot of work, perhaps you'd want to just acquire a reman or a good unit from a member.
Old 01-22-14, 09:32 PM
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Originally Posted by DC5Daniel
RockAuto sells rebuild kits from $25-35. I cannot link you to the writeup, per forum rules

LOL what? We encourage all information involved in keeping these cars on the road... Link away brother. It IS encouraged
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Originally Posted by archaphil
LOL what? We encourage all information involved in keeping these cars on the road... Link away brother. It IS encouraged
Incorrect. According to the rules still stickied, members are not permitted to link to other rotary related forums.
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Originally Posted by DC5Daniel
Incorrect. According to the rules still stickied, members are not permitted to link to other rotary related forums.
Send ME the link.By PM...Or the site and thread name.
I will 'see what I can do' with it.

I'm all for helping the Forum,so If I can get the info on here,it shall be done!

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FC3S Rack Rebuild


Hopefully it doesn't upset anyone considering how useful the information is.


I just need one event out of this rack and I can down the car for a replacement...so based on that any input fellas?
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It won't post it..without permission.
Pm me telling me where I can find it.
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