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Originally Posted by Zembonez
They appear to be a rebuilder and they have tons of feedback rated at 100%. I've had good luck buying off of EBay. Bought tons of Jeep and Miata parts there.
I vote go for it.
Sorry Perkins.
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Thanks. Did you mean you bought from that seller in my link above(i.e.Dearborn Axle)? Or did you mean just EBay in general?
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Originally Posted by carsrus
That looks like a great deal and the seller seems legit. I have no idea how you can rebuild a rack and pinion for only 99 and ship it too but IDK.
I would probably risk it especially if your doing DIY. If it craps out in a year or two its probably not gonna be worth the money to ship it back. Toyota parts have a legacy of being solid, with only basic stuff going bad.
But looking at RockAuto an A1 reman is only 102$ after core, only 12 month warranty though. If you can find something with lifetime warranty locally for under 150$ I'd say go for it. Chances are the seller does rebuilds for companies like Cardone anyways.
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Yup. DIY all the way. Since I joined TN 2 years ago, I swore to myself I would never let a 'mechanic' touch any of my cars for any damn thing!

Since then I've installed transmission cooler,tranny flush+filter,replaced the entire suspension with Moog,KYBs and much more to my camry as well as Mazda.
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Originally Posted by ricamryman
I just bought it to have in stock for when the original one goes fubar in my 1993 LE with 145K miles! Too good a price to pass up!
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Thats great! Did you open the box and see the build quality of the boots etc? Does it feel OEM soild?
Also if there's a manual rack and pinion available for Gen 3/4 camry's I would be excited to try it out!
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