Excessive play in Rack & Pinion ?

[88' camry v6 LE]

I have some play at my right wheel. I have checked the ball joint and tie rod end and they are both good. when I'm moving the wheel side-to-side, I'm seeing the whole arm from the rack & pinion move...( just a lilttle bit ) I'm thinking that I have some worn out parts in the steering system, or could possibly be a bad wheel bearing. However I'm not hearing "any noise" from the right side of the car that would make me believe it's the wheel bearing. I have also just replaced my power steering pump with-in the last 2 months becuase it was leaking. This is why I'm thinking it couild be a steering system problem. Any help on this would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you,
88' v6 LE

[txturbo]

Jack one front tire off the ground and grab it with both hands and try turning it side to side. If it moves you probably have a worn out inner tie rod in the rack. Do this with both front tires. I've found that if you do have worn inner tie rods, its cheapest to just buy a rebuilt rack and pinion or get a good used one and install it. I usually buy them used for a bout $40. One inner tie rod costs more than that.

[schaff70]

Put the car up on jack stands & crawl underneath. Check both steering rack bushings by firmly grabbing the rack on the outside of the bushing & try to slide back & forth.
I thought my inner tie rods were bad & paid through the nose to have them replaced, only to find most of the steering issue (vague floaty feeling) was from the bushings.
I couldn't find the parts online & had to go through the dealer. IIRC, they aren't called bushings which is why I couldn't find a replacement.
Pass side bushing can be done at home, bu tisn't much fun. Bottom of the bracket is held on with a nut on a stud, but the top is a bolt & is difficult but not impossible to re-install. I now have scars on the back of my left hand from that one.