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Glyco - Corporate Logo
T#:375825
Part#: 11241284849
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$ 92.02

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$ 84.36 USD
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Standard bore - 45mm
Atlantic Automotive Engineering - Corporate Logo
T#:7968539
Part#: 32416766702N
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If your pump is going out, your steering will be adversely affected, especially at lower speeds. Your steering will become stiff and give you less ease of control of the vehicle. Eventually, the rest of the steering system will begin to be damaged due to a lack of fluid and pressure. This direct replacement will make sure that you are getting the full benefits of power steering in your vehicle. New pump, no core charge!
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Glyco - Corporate Logo
T#:55821723
Part#: 11241715701
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$ 149.99

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$ 137.99 USD
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Atlantic Automotive Engineering - Corporate Logo
T#:45757461
Part#: 32421437990
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A new power steering pulley is key to keeping your steering system smooth and reliable. Over time, pulleys can warp, crack, or wear, causing belt slippage, whining noises, or even pump failure. Installing a fresh pulley restores correct belt alignment, eliminates noise, and maintains consistent hydraulic pressure for precise, effortless steering. Why choose a new pulley? Smooth operation – Ensures proper belt tension for dependable pump performance. Noise reduction – Eliminates squealing, whining, or vibration from worn pulleys. System protection – Protects the pump and steering components from damage. Install a new pulley and keep your steering system running quietly, efficiently, and confidently.
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Glyco - Corporate Logo
T#:374292
Part#: 11241278209
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Press fit into small journal of connecting rod
Glyco - Corporate Logo
T#:55857747
Part#: 11211725917
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$ 90.99

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Turbo Anti-Seize - Corporate Logo
T#:215381
Part#: 80-150A
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$ 18.99 USD
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Turbo Anti-Seize may be used on all bolts, studs, valve shafts, transmission shafts, valve assemblies, and other types of assembly work where protection against seizing, galling or corrosion is desired. It is also slow drying, stays flexible, and withstands pressure to 5000 psi. Operates well in temperatures excess of 2000 degrees Fahrenheit.
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AAE Remanufactured Steering Rack & Pinion - BMW E53 X5
For models with a production date of 10/2003+ and Hydro Steering Servotronic package (S...
Atlantic Automotive Engineering - Corporate Logo
T#:45791779
Part#: 3311AAEKT
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Steering racks are the core component of rack-and-pinion steering controls. Gears, or pinions, slide back and forth on a toothed steering rack, which correspondingly turns the wheels. Most steering racks can last 150,000 miles, but wear and tear do take their toll. Symptoms of impending failure may include vibration, dead zones in steering range, steering stutter, and a grinding noise when turning. If you have noticed any of the symptoms, your steering rack may be viable for replacement. Includes inner tie rods. Includes a $390 refundable core charge - core charge issued upon return of rebuildable core.
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Beru - Corporate Logo
T#:596875
Part#: 12131730412
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Sometimes a bad coil may just be a broken or damaged connector boot. This is especially true on cars with a leaking valve cover gasket where the oil has contamintated the rubber boot and the electrical parts inside. This boot can be replaced on its own without having to buy a whole new coil. This part is also useful if you purchased a coil that did not come with a new boot.
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