So my rack is now dripping onto the garage floor. Toyota no longer offers this item, but they do sell a reseal kit. Anyone have any experience with this?
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JunkCrzr89
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Buy a new rack. Not worth the time or effort to replace the seals.
awesomeissquid
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Like @JunkCrzr89 said buy a new rack. They are still offered. PN 44250-60050 for '98-'02 but check with your VIN to confirm the correct part number. They also offer a Toyota Reman as a cheaper option. I can't comment on if the reman is good or not.
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Yeah, i just hate using non Toyota/Aisin/Denso parts. Especially a rack, with all the labor involved. A no name part fails and the whole damn thing needs to be redone.
Might be the only option though I guess.
Might be the only option though I guess.
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JunkCrzr89
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Buy a new rack *from Toyota*. Why would you buy a “no name” brand rack???
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awesomeissquid
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So I am seeing PN 44200-60100 for a 06 model year. I am seeing that as discontinued on some dealers websites while others show it as available.
JunkCrzr89
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I don’t think it’s discontinued. Just hard to get because of supply chain issues.
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Yeah, Olathe Toyota was showing it discontinued, but my local dealer can get it for about 700 bucks. Odd, anyway, I’m just glad I can get ahold of one. Need to get the old girl in tip top shape again. Thanks.
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910 labor to R/R the rack, alignment, and power steering flush at the dealer. Seems pretty reasonable for that miserable job.
JunkCrzr89
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Definitely.
