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Bendigo, VIC, Australia
 
AEROFLOW Fabricated Power Steering Reservoir - UNIVERSAL BlackAEROFLOW Fabricated Power Steering Reservoir - UNIVERSAL Black
Aeroflow's square fabricated aluminium with integral mounting bracket Power Steering tank holds 810ml/27oz of fluid. Baffled and complete with 1-1/2" billet cap. Removable ORB to barb fittings included. ORB to AN fittings available separately for custom plumbing applications.
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