sticky nicky wrote:Thanks AK, Ive already tried him.
He is a bit pricey, I went with Rotomotion. Great guys.
Converting to power steering
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bootz
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Re: Converting to power steering
He is a bit pricey, I went with Rotomotion. Great guys.
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sticky nicky
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Re: Converting to power steering
AK, he said he didnt have any power steering for an NA6 so I left it at that.
Geofiz, thanks, ill keep that in mind.
Thanks for your advice Bootz
Geofiz, thanks, ill keep that in mind.
Thanks for your advice Bootz
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Re: Converting to power steering
bootz wrote:sticky nicky wrote:Thanks AK, Ive already tried him.
He is a bit pricey, I went with Rotomotion. Great guys.
So what was the cost all up?
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Re: Converting to power steering
Re ECU, there should be somewhere near the thermostat a tied off female bullet connector plugged into nothing. This gets plugged into a pin on top of the PS pump, which principally gets the ECU to boost the idle speed when the pump is loaded at idle.
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