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teltel
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Date Posted：31/07/2013 04:16:32Copy HTML hello all can anyone tell me if it is possable to fit a column type electric power steering system to a mk 1 dodge 50 .thankyou so much .tel
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Karrier
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Re：electric power steering Date Posted：31/07/2013 05:55:27Copy HTML Ummm thats a new one, never heard anyone mention this before, I guess its a motor and drive gear, never thought of it either.
is this something you can buy off the shelf for other vehicles? "Nothing travels faster than the speed of light with the possible exception of bad news, which obeys its own special laws."
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Karrier
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Re：electric power steering Date Posted：01/08/2013 03:58:26Copy HTML I had a look online and reckon you might be able to but there is not much room to fit one,
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teltel
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Re：electric power steering Date Posted：01/08/2013 07:16:38Copy HTML
thankyou karrier i will look farther into it ,i have just seen one fitted to an old fiat motorhome .tel
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thebeadster
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Re：electric power steering Date Posted：10/08/2013 02:43:16Copy HTML Most units are for small cars and might not be powerfull enough for something this big, there is also a limit to the power you can transmit down the steering column safely. most new 4x4 have the electrivmotor direct on the rack now. The Corsa B ones are fitted to many old cars, you need the aftermarket control box that the rally boys sell , I think the last one I got was about £30 of ebay, then its plug and play, very easy to fit and would fit under the dash . A normal PAS setup would be better though. bd RB44 |
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mjamson
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Re：electric power steering Date Posted：11/08/2013 07:17:54Copy HTML who needs pas when you can get training with one of these ? :
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/High-Street-Shake-Weight-Male-/111141120576?pt=UK_Strength_Training&hash=item19e086ea40 and as clive hasn't lowered the level of conseration here for a while here is the training video for it : http://youtu.be/hF4OlKKrFfI <- maybe not what you want your kids to see If something works, celebrate with tea and cakes...
If it dosent, have tea and cakes anyway.
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Karrier
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Re：electric power steering Date Posted：11/08/2013 10:13:50Copy HTML Clive is currently being rude to people on the facebook group, am sure he will turn up sometime with his wisdom of words
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mjamson
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Re：electric power steering Date Posted：12/08/2013 10:58:43Copy HTML ill play around until he returns
but on a serious note i do hope you can sort something. in the manual of mine it says that pas was fitted by a previous owner . no more info other than the milage and a date. If something works, celebrate with tea and cakes...
If it dosent, have tea and cakes anyway.
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