Lowest price on oem steering rack

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So my rack leaks so much it killed the pump, while I'm replacing the pump soon, I need a new rack and pinion. I've researched and searched. Oem is the best way for me, so in my cart from camelback is a rack for$557.60 plus s$h. My question is if this is the lowest price? Or if there's a promo code or other known discounts available? I've read most of the threads on this, but wanted to double check with everyone on here that I'm getting the best price. If anyone has any helpful pre buy tips, tricks or info, I'd be glad for it. Thanks
 
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Amayama is a good source for high dollar OEM items like this, if you can wait on the shipping..

Think again. It was crazy money when I looked at them a month ago.

Camelback does not offer free shipping on these racks. It's an additional $25 for shipping. I went with these guys, due to previous positive transactions.

The best price found was $498 + $30ish for shipping from:

https://toyotaparts.mcgeorgetoyota....zT8Hch0ISeFBjP96SJDPV1JJQzoKFoiIaAkY_EALw_wcB

I do not know if they'll hit you with additional shipping charges due to its size.
 
Is there someone out there who can rebuild a factory rack?

So I've found two places in Phoenix, Az that rebuild them. I can't vouch for either and a facecrook post on a local runner group came back empty of feedback on our vehicles. The price was around $300 for a short rack(no itres). I called one place and talked a bit, they sound like they do good work. They test and warranty, but for me oem is the only sound option. Plus itres and all new beats rebuilt, unless an improvement/upgrade is part of it and that's not the case with rebuilt racks. In fact (may not be fact fact, just my observation) oem racks seem to be the most preferred rack on this forum. If you do go that route please post feedback
 
$516.47 + shipping at https://stores.revolutionparts.com/trdshop.carlocktoyotaoftupelo.com/

FYI: I bought a new AAE rack from rockauto and it leaked after two weeks! I returned it for refund and got OEM.

I almost bought one, glad I didn't then. Was wondering if they were any good or not.

So I've found two places in Phoenix, Az that rebuild them. I can't vouch for either and a facecrook post on a local runner group came back empty of feedback on our vehicles. The price was around $300 for a short rack(no itres). I called one place and talked a bit, they sound like they do good work. They test and warranty, but for me oem is the only sound option. Plus itres and all new beats rebuilt, unless an improvement/upgrade is part of it and that's not the case with rebuilt racks. In fact (may not be fact fact, just my observation) oem racks seem to be the most preferred rack on this forum. If you do go that route please post feedback

I replaced my original steering rack due to steering slop and leaks and works great. If you are looking to keep it long-term, the OEM rack got you this far, another one will get you a similar amount of miles.
 
Once you settle on a steering rack to purchase, here's a video you can use to do the swap yourself if you want to save money on paying a shop to do it for you.

<iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/wZoRP5ogrK0" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>
 
So my rack leaks so much it killed the pump, while I'm replacing the pump soon, I need a new rack and pinion. I've researched and searched. Oem is the best way for me, so in my cart from camelback is a rack for$557.60 plus s$h. My question is if this is the lowest price? Or if there's a promo code or other known discounts available? I've read most of the threads on this, but wanted to double check with everyone on here that I'm getting the best price. If anyone has any helpful pre buy tips, tricks or info, I'd be glad for it. Thanks
Toyota of Dallas (TRDPARTS4U.COM or something like that) has pretty good prices and a pretty good online parts selecting process.

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So I’m posting my steering rack experience as it progresses. Today I got a new oem rack from camelback in Phoenix. I’ve never seen such beauty, it’s amazing. I got my rig with a puking rack , first big new thing for this rig.
 

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So I’m posting my steering rack experience as it progresses. Today I got a new oem rack from camelback in Phoenix. I’ve never seen such beauty, it’s amazing. I got my rig with a puking rack , first big new thing for this rig.

That is sexy..... mine's leaking a small bit right under that top boot where the steering shaft connects. So I've got a rack in my Wish List. I think I'm just going to change everything when I do my gears in a few months.
 
What should I look for in order to determine if I need a new rack or not? I don't think mine is leaking, but it's gotten more difficult to turn and it does not re-center on it's own the way it use to.

I don't know if maybe it's a steering pump or the rack itself. Any advice?

Thx
 

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