Beck/Arnley 103-3069 Steering Rack Boot Kit

This went on my 2009 RX350. It fit fine, although the trick to installing the larger end is to first heat that end in very hot water, stretch the opening by hand, reheat, and push it onto the car. Heating and a little bit of silicone spray make that part easy. The new band worked, and the original small clip at the other end was just reused. Not hard to do if you are a DIY person. It sure beats having Lexus do it, or using an overpriced "genuine Lexus" part.

Installed this item to replace torn inner tie rod boot from passenger side for my 2004 Sienna LE FWD. Watched youtube video on how to install without the need of alignment. A ball joint separator from Harbor Freight made the job easier. The difficult part is to put on inner metal clamp. Overall this is a good product with good value.

Not too hard and can easily slide in with some help with heat gun and zip lock bag over ball joint. Not to fond of the straps provided but holds in place.

Worked great

En qué le quedó perfectamente?

First time to try it, you cannot beat the price. took two hours. Used pitman arm puller to remove tie rod (not a easy fit, but still easy enough) for the first time. Use grease over plastic bag method per YouTube, but used a large flat head screw driver (took a few minutes) to help passing through, this is for a 2010 Toyota Sienna, passenger side (common problem per YouTube, this vehicle had nothing but troubles, water pump failure at 39 K, transmission failure at 60K, now power steering failure per dealer at 85k, estimated cost of replacement: 1.2K quoted, no fluid drop to the garage floor, no need to add power steering fluid yet, checked by finger, found out the boot is broken, no wonder KIA minivan ranked #1 now per Consumer Report), cut the inside metal tie and remove the outside clamp (damaged it). slide the new boot on, double check from the front of the vehicle (underneath) to make sure it is in place. Add some grease at the joint of inner tie rod per You Tube.Tried to use the metal tie from the order, hard to tighten, decided to use zip tie on both ends, will check after driving for a while to make sure it stays, small space, hard to tighten it.Replace tie rod to the steering knuckle, tighten to 36 ft/lbs (17 mm socket), use a new cotter pin. First time doer, I am very satisfied and exhausted (sweated 3 lbs of fluid off). Also changed the motor oil/filter since the car is jacked up and maintenance light is on. The oil pan has been seeping oil for years, dealer suggested to replace upper oil pan gasket for over 4K, not a chance, added Bar's motor oil leak stopper again today 11 oz. Keep my finger crossed. Total time 3 hour, including clean up. and put everything away. Hope this will help someone who is dare to try it for the first time. It is doable.

it fits very tightly around the inner tie rod of my 2009 sienna

Perfect for 2005 Camry v6 passenger side

Great fitting for hyundai elantra 2020

Good price and good quality

just got around to other day , worked good

Ordered for 2015 Mazda 6 and it was a perfect fit. So far no problems but have only had it on for a month. Will update if any issues down the road

Worked perfect in my 2007 Toyota Sienna. Great deal.