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1989 Mazda MX-6 Power Steering Hose, Power Steering Pump

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8AH1-32-280
Outer Tie Rod
- Part Notes: 626 & MX-6;Front; 626 & MX-6
$65.01 $48.75
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HE01-32-12X
Tie Rod
Tie Rod Boot
- Part Notes: Front; 626 & MX-6; Right

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GJ25-32-125A
Tie Rod Boot
- Part Notes: 626 & MX-6; With Turbo
$43.00 $32.25
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G211-32-600E
Power Steering Pump
Part Notes: 626 & MX-6; Gas; Without Turbo
GJ25-32-600D
Power Steering Pump
- Part Notes: 626 & MX-6; Gas; With Turbo

OEM 1989 Mazda MX-6 Parts for P/S Pump & Hoses

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Rack and Pinion Boot Installation and Repair Tips for 1989 Mazda MX-6

Q:
How do rack and pinion boot seals protect the assembly's internals, and How to replace damaged boots on 1989 Mazda MX-6?
A:
The rack and pinion boot seals prevent dirt and water in the assembly and must be ensured they are not damaged, damaged boots must always be replaced otherwise they will cost more to repair. Take off the outer tie rod end then the jam nut. Install the tie rod end and the clamps as well as the boot seal.

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