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phil
I was told that it was a factory made unit and could not be repaired
Its positon is just to the right of the sphere at the front of the engine. A metal pipe fromthe pump leads across to the hose which has a metal bracket attaching it to the engine, the hose leads off to another metal pipe on the body.
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Allen
Phil
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I was told that it was a factory made unit and could not be repaired
Its positon is just to the right of the sphere at the front of the engine. A metal pipe fromthe pump leads across to the hose which has a metal bracket attaching it to the engine, the hose leads off to another metal pipe on the body.
<BLOCKQUOTE id=quote><font size=1 face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica" id=quote>quote:<hr height=1 noshade id=quote>many thanks for your interest.
Allen
Phil
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LHM LEAKING FROM FLEXIBLE HOSE ON THE FRONT OF THE ENGINE. BEEN TOLD COMPLETE NEW FACTORY UNIT REQUIRED. ANYBODY CAN GIVE SUGGESTION ON HOW TO FIX
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LHM LEAKING FROM FLEXIBLE HOSE ON THE FRONT OF THE ENGINE. BEEN TOLD COMPLETE NEW FACTORY UNIT REQUIRED. ANYBODY CAN GIVE SUGGESTION ON HOW TO FIX
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The pipe in question is the high pressure feed to the power steering, no d-i-y repair is possible here because of the high pressure that needs to be contained, there are hydraulic hose repair outfits all over the place, this is your only hope of a repair otherwise you will have to get a new one or if you are lucky, one off a scrapper, I say lucky because breakers yards merely slice through rubber parts to get the engine out.
Good Luck
Dave
Good Luck
Dave