Any time you work on front end all parts and connecting ends must be tight to (hold) an alignment.you can by your own parts.but most shop won't warranty your parts.so shop for prices,and inform the shop that you will have your own parts..a tight and properly aligned front end will be safer and better gas mileage ,and tire wear,,!and in the end save your life...
SOURCE: 96 civic power steering rack R&i
just remove old rack install power rack in its place bolts up the same look at acivic with power steering to determin hoses go get apower steering pump braket and the power steering resevor and braket make sure u get an alignment after ur done
SOURCE: I was cheated. . . need advice
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SOURCE: Timing Belt
Normally my Honda Dealership replaces the Timing Belt, Water Pump, Valve Cover Gasket, Crank and Cam Seals all in one shot. Service life is about the same for all of them and the Honda Tech is right there anyway to do the Timing Belt, which saves the customer the Labor Cost of coming back later to do it. Prevents us from getting the customer back a couple of months later mad that they have to pay almost the same amount of labor again for another part to be replaced.
Normally they will also replaces the exterior belts if they have not already been replaced.
Go to www.repairpal.org for what the local cost are to be expected in your area, just keep in mind that it only lists the timing belt by it’s self there.
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