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Old 03-19-2007, 11:17 AM
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Steering box

I have a 1999 CVPI with 130k+ on it, the steering is beginning to feel a little loose. All other front end components have been replaced, I have the steering box from a 1996 CVPI with 40K on it. Is there any mechanical difference between the two, can I use the 96 as a replacement for the 99. Physically I see very little difference, except for a cover on the top of the box.
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Old 03-19-2007, 12:17 PM
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Re: Steering box

CROWN VICTORIA 99-02 Power Steering; Police pkg






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I have a 1999 CVPI with 130k+ on it, the steering is beginning to feel a little loose. All other front end components have been replaced, I have the steering box from a 1996 CVPI with 40K on it. Is there any mechanical difference between the two, can I use the 96 as a replacement for the 99. Physically I see very little difference, except for a cover on the top of the box.
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