Now,
I've heard that changing the gaiter on the steering rack can be a bit of a SOB, so I'm wondering what the best way to do it is?
Try and be a contortionist and do it in situ or remove the rack and do it off the car?
Changing the steering rack gaiter.
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I did it with the rack on the car; it was a swine of a job though due to poor access.


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No, you don't need to take the wings off, just the wheels and the track rod ends.


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