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Nissan 1400 polyurethane poly bush suspension rubber kit
R 800
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This kit is going to improve your bakkie to make it feel better than ever!
The full kit includes lower control arm bushes, anti-roll bar bushes, link bushes, radius rod bushes, leaf spring bushes and shackle bushes to renew the entire suspension front to back!
Available to order in black, red, blue, yellow, purple, orange or green.
For more info contact Andre 0710429096
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There are several reasons why a vehicle's steering rack might need repairs:
* ** wear and tear:** over time, the components of the steering rack, such as the bushings and inner tie rods, can wear out this can lead to loose steering, clunking noises, and vibrations in the steering wheel
* ** lack of lubrication:** the steering rack relies on proper lubrication to function smoothly if the power steering fluid level is low or the fluid is dirty, it can increase friction and wear on the components
* ** damage:** the steering rack can be damaged by impacts from curbs, potholes, or accidents this can bend the rack, damage the seals, or cause leaks
* ** contamination:** if dirt or debris gets into the power steering system, it can contaminate the fluid and damage the components
* ** faulty power steering pump:** a failing power steering pump can put extra strain on the steering rack, leading to premature wear and tear
here are some warning signs that your steering rack may need repairs:
* ** leaking power steering fluid:** this is a common sign of a damaged seal or loose connection in the steering rack
* ** difficult or tight steering:** if it takes more effort than usual to turn the steering wheel, it could be a sign of a problem with the steering rack or the power steering system
* ** noisy steering:** clunking, grinding, or whining noises when turning the steering wheel can indicate wear or damage in the steering rack
* ** uneven tire wear:** if your tires are wearing unevenly, it could be caused by a problem with the steering rack that is causing the wheels to be misaligned
* ** vibration in the steering wheel:** a vibration in the steering wheel, especially when driving on uneven roads, can be a sign of a worn steering rack
if you experience any of these warning signs, it's important to have your vehicle inspected by a qualified mechanic as soon as possible a damaged steering rack can make your car unsafe to drive
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