$1320 + tax to fix power steering pump
$1150 + tax to fix rear main seal
evildky wrote:do yourself a favor and call Z1 and ask about a used pump, be sure to get new copper washers with the "new" pump, then get the fsm and start reading and do it yourself, it's a pita but not too bad
the rear main requires removing the trans, which makes it a good time to replace the clutch, it's actually pretty simple once the trans is out
these cars are a PITA to work on, parts tend to be high as they use so many chassis specific parts and labor is retarded because these things were nto designed wiht future service in mind, this si the pain of owning a Z32
I'll preface my comments by saying that if you're not mechanically inclined, or you're learning to work on cars with the Z32, then ignore my "not terribly difficult" commentsfabbio25 wrote:You seem to know alot about these cars so i'll ask you. Is it safe to drive my Z with these issues. I mean other than the leaks the car runs great.
I don't have any hoses, but I may have a few crush washers. Best to buy those new though.fabbio25 wrote:Does the pump come with all the hoses and washers or would i need to but them seperatly
IMHO, oil additives, especially leak stoppers, have no place in a turbo car. Just asking for trouble.fabbio25 wrote:A friend off mine told me about a product called "Bar Leak's" to stop leaking rear main seal. Does anybody know about this product or used it before.
Thanks
do not ever put any of this stop leak garbage in any car ever!fabbio25 wrote:A friend off mine told me about a product called "Bar Leak's" to stop leaking rear main seal. Does anybody know about this product or used it before.
Thanks