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Old 03-25-07, 09:30 AM
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Power Steering Rack Rebuild/Refresh-Pics w/part numbers

Thought I would share a recent project I completed for those of you who want or need to freshen up your power steering rack.

I bought a car from a forum member who claims to have lost control of it and curbed it. In the process, they damaged many of the suspension components including rupturing the seals on the inside of the rack itself. Instead of rebuilding the entire rack, I bought a used one off of Fritz Flynn. When I received it, it was filthy and parts a little rusty, so I decided to freshen it up a bit before putting it in the car. I did not want to run the risk of putting it in and having problems.

I can post pics of the assembled unit if anyone wants to see it.

Hope other forum members find this useful.

Richard
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Old 03-25-07, 10:06 AM
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if you could post pics of assembly. Also what was the rough cost?
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Photos of Completed Rack w/Parts Prices

Here are pics of the completed rack.

Parts List:

Mazda Parts - note these are club prices from Ray Crowe at Malloy Mazda
(2) PS rack washers P/N FD01-32-132 Cost: $4.31 ea.
(1) PS rack inner tie rod boot P/N FD01-32-125A Cost: $31.63 <-- driver side
(1) PS rack inner tie rod boot P/N FD02-32-125A Cost: $31.63 <-- passenger side
(1) PS rack dust cover P/N FD01-32-112 Cost: $4.88
(2) Outer tie rod dust boot P/N B455-32-279 Cost: $6.44 ea (not shown in pics)

Walmart Parts
(1) Can high gloss black paint Cost: $1.97

Total Cost: $91.61

So for less than $100 not including your time, you can make you PS rack look like new.
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Originally Posted by technomentor
Here are pics of the completed rack.

Parts List:

Mazda Parts - note these are club prices from Ray Crowe at Malloy Mazda
(2) PS rack washers P/N FD01-32-132 Cost: $4.31 ea.
(1) PS rack inner tie rod boot P/N FD01-32-125A Cost: $31.63 <-- driver side
(1) PS rack inner tie rod boot P/N FD02-32-125A Cost: $31.63 <-- passenger side
(1) PS rack dust cover P/N FD01-32-112 Cost: $4.88
(2) Outer tie rod dust boot P/N B455-32-279 Cost: $6.44 ea (not shown in pics)

Walmart Parts
(1) Can high gloss black paint Cost: $1.97

Total Cost: $91.61

So for less than $100 not including your time, you can make you PS rack look like new.
Four years later, just talked to Ray in wholesale, and price total was just at $100.00. Not bad for how long ago those prices were. Retail you're looking at 200ish.
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I figured I would resurrect this thread, as I recently started collecting the parts to do this. Here is my parts list i generated. Prices are as of July 2014.
Power Steering Rebuild:

Full remanufactured from NAPA (P/N NRP 262006) ~$300.00 w/ core

INTERNAL PARTS NEEDED

Auto Zone Duralast rebuild kit (P/N 9097) ~$64.00

EXTERNAL PARTS NEEDED

Mazda Parts
(2) PS rack washers P/N FD01-32-132, $7.90
(1) PS rack inner tie rod boot P/N FD01-32-125A, $50.03
(1) PS rack inner tie rod boot P/N FD02-32-125A, $50.03
(1) PS rack dust cover P/N FD01-32-112, $5.74
(2) Outer tie rod dust boot P/N B455-32-279, $8.23
(2) Tie Rod End P/N XXX, $66.10

Equivalent NAPA parts

(2) PS rack washers P/N
(1) PS rack inner tie rod boot P/N NCP 2691574 (RHS), $19.99
(1) PS rack inner tie rod boot P/N NCP 2691555 (LHS), $27.49
(1) PS rack dust cover P/N
(2) Outer tie rod dust boot P/N
(2) Tie Rod End P/N NCP 2692924, $52.99

Equivalent Auto Zone parts

2) PS rack washers P/N
(1) PS rack inner tie rod boot P/N FA8046 (RHS), $10.99
(1) PS rack inner tie rod boot P/N FA8022 (LHS), $26.99
(1) PS rack dust cover P/N
(2) Outer tie rod dust boot P/N
(2) Tie Rod End P/N ES3251, $10.99

The places where a part number is blank is where only the Mazda part is available. As I will be dropping my car about 2", I plan on buying a bump steer tie rod end kit in lieu of the standard ends. I ordered the boots and seal kit from Auto Zone. They decided to ship ALL 3 items separately. Still, the prices were good. Hope this helps anyone. Just trying to contribute.
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If you go to Rockauto.com you can get a lot of the stuff cheaper, they have the best prices that I know of on the tie rod boots at least. Also I ordered tie rods through MOOG on the rockauto site and received Mazda Factory tie rods for about 30 bucks each? Also doesn't Maval rebuild the rack and turn it into a manual rack for like 300? Not sure if that price is current though.
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