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Old 12-01-2011, 02:51 PM
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Originally Posted by 944Newb
I know the rack has some hard lines going to it so I'm assuming it's ps but haven't had as much time as I'd like to get under it.
Lol you don't have to crawl under the car to know if it's power steering or not open the hood.If there is a reservoir near your coil wire (brown bottle /w black cap) it has PS.

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i have power steering but it sure doesnt feel like its working. right turns arent bad but left turns it feels like it binds up.
Old 12-01-2011, 07:54 PM
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you might be interested in, great deal for brakes i just wish they had a set for the late cars

http://www.rennbay.com/brakes-servic...386-p-175.html
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Maybe next week...
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heres a pic fellas

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what are the vacuum lines to the right of the master cylinder controlling? i took one off to run a little seafoam thorugh and it helped the idle a lot, doesnt fluctuate as much so until i have time to clean the iac and have intake mani gaskets, ill probably leave the vacuum line disconnected.

i took the air box out and found a k&n filter that was just soaked with recharge oil, their was a small puddle of it inside the air box like someone just poured the bottle on the filter when it was still in the air box. so i washed the filter out and cleaned the nasty MAF. so after seeing those, im hoping the iac is real dirty too.
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The stuff to the right (looking at the picture) is the vac stuff for the fuel vapor purge canister.
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Originally Posted by ernie9468
Lol you don't have to crawl under the car to know if it's power steering or not open the hood.If there is a reservoir near your coil wire (brown bottle /w black cap) it has PS.
haha ughh clean engine bays make me sad when i think about mine >.<
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Originally Posted by Fintro11
haha ughh clean engine bays make me sad when i think about mine >.<
Lol this is not my engine bay but I do love clean one. Pics of my ex 83-944 & my present 968 engine bays.

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