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240 steering rack inner tie rods 200 1990

posted by  Burco on  Mon Jul 20 09:17 CST 2020
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last visit: Wed Feb 21 13:42 CST 2007
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I bought inner tie rod ends from FCP.
They have female threads.
My rack, TRW, has female threads.
Lesbianism does not work on threaded parts.
The start of a beautiful day ruined.
I called FCP. Spoke to a nice lady, irritating both me and her.
She looked at the web site and said the picture shows male threads.
Offered to send me a picture.
I explained that my part from FCP has female threads and that web pictures mean little.
She asked me to send her a picture of my part.
I asked for a phone number to send her a picture.
Get ready for this......." I dont give out my personal phone number."
I counted to ten...............
Questions;

1. Did Volvo use only two racks, or three?
2. Is TRW and ZF the same compamy?
If so, All I need to do is order the OTHER ends from FCP.

PS I asked if someone could just open a box, and confirm male threads.
She replied..."Sir, I CANT TELL YOU WHAT PART YOU NEED FOR YOUR CAR."

Oh brave new world.





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