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markcharltonOld enough to know better and still young enough not to care. My '71 Pantera

Hey Mitchell,

I'm joining you in having this issue. My rack has been leaking for years, and beyond vague comments like "they can be rebuilt" (without any details), I have been unable to resolve the problem. I have found that using a lot of bottles of "stop-leak" have helped a bit, but I think the real solution is to swap out the crappy original unit with a newer one from some other car—but WHICH?. I am certain someone out there HAS done this, but can find no details or recommendations. It seems that almost all of the first series (up to the 3000 VIN number) Longchamps have this leaking issue, and so I really hope someone can step forward with first-hand experience.

2/20/237:45 AM

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