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Need to get a couple of power steering hoses made. Anyone know of a good place on the north end of the metro area?
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Car Quest used to be able to make them.
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Might call Napa as well. Any hydraulic shop can. I don't know any specifically.
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Awesome, thanks guys. I know they can get made just about anywhere, but I'd rather have a place with the official CCB seal of approval. It usually guarantees a dirty, greasy shop run by a strange old gnome that has been doing whatever he does for 1000 years.
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I used to go to these guys in Longmont when I needed hoses made. Give them a call. They are good to work with and will usually do it while your there. They are right off Hwy 119 before you get into Longmont.

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Thanks! That's really close to my house. I'll check'em out.
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Look up Parker Hydraulics...they have stores all over the metro area.
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Anyone know a ballpark price on what it should cost to have a hose built? Was looking around, WCB has a kit with the pressure and return hoses all set up for $50, seemed like a decent deal.
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I would order the WCB Kit for the ease of having it arrive at my front door and know that it is the correct Bronco fittings and lenth - but thats just me. However, we are 3 days ground shipping from California so I always try to place my order on Tuesday for Friday delivery. If you are doing it this weekend, WCB likely will not get here in time. The cost of upgrading to 2 day is at least 2x or 3x price as ground.
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Nope, just need to get it here in time for the shop day. I'm thinking the same thing you are. I'm guessing it would only save me $10 or so to get stuff made locally, and would be a way bigger pain.
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