Had a request from someone for a steering rack boot today. You muct be able to buy an aftermarket kit for this rather than trying to source genuine. Anyone with a part number or a lead on what to get so I can let them know?
Thanks in advance
dstocks
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Complete FTO (http://www.completefto.com.au/completefto.asp) 
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HJ galant from any supercheap, repco, cheaper auto spares. about $15 from memory
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Re: Steering rack boot
Found this thread too late. 
Got mine from Auto One today, and was for a Lancer(I took a chance).
Approximately $23/- each and based on size, seems a perfect fit.
From camskill: http://www.camskill.co.uk/products.php? ... 8s583p1331
Part numbers are: MB350581 MB501711

Got mine from Auto One today, and was for a Lancer(I took a chance).
Approximately $23/- each and based on size, seems a perfect fit.
From camskill: http://www.camskill.co.uk/products.php? ... 8s583p1331
Part numbers are: MB350581 MB501711
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Re: Steering rack boot
How do you change it? Take off the tie rod and slip it on??
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Yep but make sure you count the turns when your removing the tie rod as that is what sets your toe in/out. Piss easy job
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Does anyone have pics? Just got told by my mechanic that mine need replacing as they're starting to crack. If I can I'll change them myself and save the labour costs.
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Re: Steering rack boot
Knew I should have taken some when I did a steering rack a few weeks back... 
