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March 22nd 05, 03:22 PM
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Ron Natalie wrote:
And if you need an engine driven pump then you probably already have a backup electrical pump. Would there really be any need to replace the mechanical one before it wears out? Do you avoid replacing the tires on your car until they fail because you have a spare? Hardly a fair comparison. Tires are wear items; you replace them when the tread is worn down to a certain level. The fair comparison is your brake power pump. If it fails, you have very limited backup. How often do you replace that? Michael 
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