power steering
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power steering
hi guys, quick question, theres a mk2 golf in my local scrappy its an auto but the engine so bits look the same. its got power steering pump, pipes and rack all there in one piece. will it fit into a rocko? i cant see why not, but thort i should ask 1st coz the chassis different in the mk2 isnt it?
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Re: power steering
oh ok. gud job i asked 1st. cheers 

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Re: power steering
The only parts what won't fit is the rack and the pipes,all the rest should fit. But I would take the pipes as you may have to cut them to fit becuase you will need the end of the pipe what goes into the pump.
Re: power steering
best thing to do is get a corsa c ( i think) electric powersteering collum.
a mate fitted one to a mini, wasn't too bad as i recall.
simlpes...
a mate fitted one to a mini, wasn't too bad as i recall.
simlpes...

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Re: power steering
ha ha, or people who dont actually like to driveRocco Ben wrote:power steering is for old people :D

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Re: power steering
only seemed a good idea at the time as rack pipes and pump were all up for grabs complete. but as it wont fit im not prepared to bodge it so ile leave it alone.better safe than sorry.
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Re: power steering
YEAH wrote:ha ha, or people who dont actually like to driveRocco Ben wrote:power steering is for old people :D

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Re: power steering
bluestreak56 wrote:YEAH wrote:ha ha, or people who dont actually like to driveRocco Ben wrote:power steering is for old people :D
whoooah, chill out
no need to get the angry smilies out, its a bit much...
but yeah, cheap-shot no offence etc

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Re: power steering
I'm only playing mateYEAH wrote:bluestreak56 wrote:YEAH wrote:ha ha, or people who dont actually like to driveRocco Ben wrote:power steering is for old people :D
whoooah, chill out
no need to get the angry smilies out, its a bit much...
but yeah, cheap-shot no offence etc


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Re: power steering
best to get a few if you can, ready for when they break :DJulian wrote:best thing to do is get a corsa c ( i think) electric powersteering collum.
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Re: power steering
haha, after seing it i did remember reading that in either his project thread or sigRocco Ben wrote:lol he only done it cos he's got power steering


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