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2.0 HDI power steering pipes
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cartoonhead
PostPosted: Mon Nov 03, 2014 3:24 am Up
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are the power steering pipes the same on all 206 or are they pacific to the model ( will a GTI or any other Spec fit ) as my power steering pipe decided it did not want to keep hold of the fluid in side it Sad
 

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southwestchap
PostPosted: Mon Nov 03, 2014 6:29 am Up
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Different,

The 2.0HDi has the exhaust running down the tunnel on the bodywork, so the PAS pipes are kept lower and run under the gearbox/sump

the small petrol models and the 1.4/1.6hdi have the pipes running over the g/box as the exhaust is down the front of the engine and runs underneath

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