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Has it affected driveability? Can you say FORSURE it wasn't doing it before?

Or just go find yourself another pump. The steering will work, the rack will have a continuous flow of fluid through the rack and it will work as it should. No need to change the rack when its just as easy to stick another pump on there.

Again thats your inference on whether I have good intentions. So go ahead and see how long it lasts before you piss me off too. I haven't made any questionable posts have I? Why would I be discussing this with you. I woulda already started shit talkin by now. Just go ahead and keep being...

So you piss off all your new members because of a couple trouble makers?

Its people like you that start the shit going around dude. I am here under good intentions and you can be skepticle all you want

I run mostly lil turbo cars. I have an assortment of little turbododges and I actually own a honda. So go ahead and infer what you want

Im not that dude. I have quite a few cars including a 93 honda prelude sir

yes you are correct.

Yes. It will keep the rack lubricated, make it easier to turn because it is lubricated, and will let it last MUCH longer

GET A PIECE OF HOSE AND A SMALL RESEVOIR TANK. ATTACH BOTH OF THE PRESSURE LINES TO THE TANK, FILL WITH FLUID. MOUNT THE TANK SOMEWHERE. Its spelled out to you dude. LISTEN If you just attempt the stuff instead of sitting on the computer and whining about it you will get more done. If you let it...

The best resource you can use is your own brain.

Some of this is pretty common sense. If you wanna work on cars the best thing to do is start looking over the technical articles, get yourself a factory service manual, and get to reading

^well get to learning =)

dude really? I mean hes a new guy and you are already threatening him? Seriously? Welcome to the Honda forums we will ban you cause we feel like it for doin nothin

you guys really banned that dude? Sad... He gave you shit, he apologized, and he had some pretty sound advice