RustyDefender
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Been looking on ebay.. and no luck for £150 lol
That's probably luck, no one could refurb one for that price.
RustyDefender
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thoughts?
Land Rover Defender Tdci PUMA and earlier models 4 bolt POWER Steering box | eBay
Very Good working order, all serial numbers are where they should be! Very Good condition - no leaks.
www.ebay.co.uk
meego
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It was a while ago. I paid £149 for it, and that included the output shaft reground.
RustyDefender
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KISSMYAURA
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Land Rover Defender Steering Box
Land Rover Discovery 2 TD5 Power steering box has been completely stripped and reconditioned from outside to in, replaced with stronger internal core parts
shop.westernpowersteering.co.uk
£401 inc exchange mind you thats for my truck
dag019
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That is good to know (brand not the old cheap price) as I am currently in the market for a refub box as the refurb job I did replacing the seals lasted about 6 weeks and now leaks worse then before! I was horrified at the price of a new box!
I have seen that as well, is anyone running a box form them that can feed back good or bad?Land Rover Defender Steering Box
Land Rover Discovery 2 TD5 Power steering box has been completely stripped and reconditioned from outside to in, replaced with stronger internal core partsshop.westernpowersteering.co.uk
£401 inc exchange mind you thats for my truck
RustyDefender
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must be this time of year!
RustyDefender
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meego
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I tried finding them on eBay the other day and I don’t think they are on it anymore. I searched the internet though and they look as if they are still operating. I fitted two refurbed PAS boxes prior to using theirs and they both didn’t last long. I also tried new seals and like you, they leaked very quickly. I think if it happened again, I would consider the sleeves that are available from SKF.
dag019
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I think if a refub box does the same I would consider a new one, but that really would be last resort! Would cost me the same as my galv bullhead did!
RustyDefender
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spoke to these guys, they don't recon them (the ebay listing i shared)
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meego
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The one @KISSMYAURA linked looks like what I would go for. It’s usually the output shaft wear that caused the leak and the fact they are machining it back would sway it for me. I never looked, but they must be giving a decent guarantee on it if they are confident with their work.
RustyDefender
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I'm ordering one from westernpowersteering..
I've shopped around and for the effort of the extra £100, these guys have a good rep and looks like i can fit it and trust it.
Few of the ebay adverts i've been are cheap seal kit replacements etc
