stop leak for power steering
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I think this one come down to personal preference rather than anything as scientific as “which is best”.
also in different countries, different products will be available. I think the Lucas Oil products will be widely available in the US. That might be a good place to start.
Have you located the source of the leak though? Mostly these products work by softening the oil seals. I think they can only really be considered a short (to mid term at best) term fix? They won’t fix a hole or split in a pipe for example.
also in different countries, different products will be available. I think the Lucas Oil products will be widely available in the US. That might be a good place to start.
Have you located the source of the leak though? Mostly these products work by softening the oil seals. I think they can only really be considered a short (to mid term at best) term fix? They won’t fix a hole or split in a pipe for example.
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message me for details. I can deliver to the US.
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Roger95 (12-29-2021)
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Thanks, I have a very good mechanic that can replace it. Very appreciative of the offer to ship me a used one but i’m good. I’m new to the club and excited. I need to find a replacement resovoir for the power steering, there is a temporary fix on the car now, but other than that my cat runs great!
Gifted to me
58000 and some miles
It needs a bath. No rust at all
Gifted to me
58000 and some miles
It needs a bath. No rust at all
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