My 2002 LC's power steering reservoir was cracked due to a crash, so I needed a replacement. I wasn't thrilled with the idea of spending $170 on a new one, or even $60 on a used/Ebay one. But, some internet sleuthing led me to believe another option existed. A trip to the local Pull 'n Save junkyard, and I came home with this, pictured next to my cracked original reservoir.
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This one came from a 1996 Camry, and is identical in every way as far as I can tell. The steel bracket for the Camry is different of course, but the reservoir itself snaps in the same way. As a bonus, it's cleaner inside than my original, and was only $7.
This one came from a 1996 Camry, and is identical in every way as far as I can tell. The steel bracket for the Camry is different of course, but the reservoir itself snaps in the same way. As a bonus, it's cleaner inside than my original, and was only $7.
