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I there, I just purchased a 1988 celica GT and I was wondering what couses the steering to be really really hard. Like, you got o put some muscle to turn the steering wheel. can you help?
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I there, I just purchased a 1988 celica GT and I was wondering what couses the steering to be really really hard. Like, you got o put some muscle to turn the steering wheel. can you help?
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