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huffhuff

Member Since: 05 May 2016
Location: Home Counties
Posts: 379

2nd hand steering box - refurb it even if in good nick?

Hi all,

I've just bought a second hand steering box on the bay (mine is foobarred). Seller says in good working condition, dry and no leaks. I happen to have a refurb kit for it in my 'box of stuff' in the shed.

Question is, should I fit the kit or just whack it in and hope it doesn't leak (as in, it works better than what I have)? Will fitting the new kit more likely encourage a leak/failure?

Cheers

huff-huff-a-roo

PS. It's not new or reconditioned as 15 month old baby with another on the way dictates I tighten my money belt

(at £40 it's worth a punt)

11th May 2016 12:35pm

miker

Member Since: 13 Sep 2015
Location: Surrey
Posts: 1762

If it ain't broke, don't break it!

11th May 2016 12:39pm

huffhuff

Member Since: 05 May 2016
Location: Home Counties
Posts: 379

Right you are

That's the route I was thinking.

Maybe i'll take the old one off and give it a good looking over, maybe fit the refurb kit to that. It will be a learning experience and means I have one spare... for 2 weeks time when this 'new' one will inevitably fail

(although now I have a spare of course it won't fail)

Ta

11th May 2016 12:44pm

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