Subject	my two cents...
Posted by	dbotos on January 24, 2003 at 9:44 PM
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In Reply To	HELP...more curb damage questions>>> posted by shadowZ on January 24, 2003 at 09:11 PM
Message	If you have the time and the inclination, it might be worth looking at and possibly repairing/replacing it yourself. The steering section in the factory service manual seems rather complete. (If you don't have a factory service manual, I highly recommend getting one. I've been pretty happy with the CD-ROM version from Courtesy (look on the right hand side of this page): http://www.courtesyparts.com/z32/index.html Just print out what you need, write notes all over it, and don't worry about getting it dirty.) I think the biggest thing you have on your side is time. Get the FSM, read the applicable sections of the steering chapter, take your time, and get help if necessary. If all else fails, you could still take it somewhere to get it fixed. B()T()S
Follow Ups	HELP...more curb damage questions>>> - shadowZ 21:11:02 01/24/03 I'm not an expert by any means, but that sounds fishy to - boileralum00 21:18:11 01/24/03 it is leaking fluid though:from the rubber cover on the rack (n/m) - shadowZ 21:22:06 01/24/03 That sounds a little more serious, I suppose. You might - boileralum00 22:10:21 01/24/03 does anyone know any Z shops in INDY, or at least a shop - shadowZ 21:24:42 01/24/03 my two cents... - dbotos 21:44:45 01/24/03 just ordered one.. - shadowZ 22:09:58 01/24/03
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