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I've done it on my MR2 and it wasn't that bad! :wink:

I seem to remember a write up saying that they use the same rack as the new Mini... I think it was on this site. It may have been on the "other" F-car site.

Anyway do a search and you'll find out. Easy stuff. I pulled mine and took it to a shop for the rebuild ($100 as apposed to $750 for a new one- might as well be a Ferrari for that price) then installed it myself. The power steering motor should cycle the fluid it's self. No need to bleed the system as you would a brake system. Just bolt in, hook up the feeder and return lines and top up. Start the car and turn the steering wheel lock to lock until you stop hearing any kind of whining. Top it up again and that's it.
 

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Thanks Charles. I have done it before (on a Mini funnily enough), & the hardest bit was separating the balljoints (even with a screw-driven splitter tool). I have no idea how tight it is access-wise getting a Ferrari one installed though. One plus is that mine's an '87 & power steering only came in in '89 with the 3.4 motor.
 
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