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4520360190 Toyota SHAFT SUB-ASSY, STEERING INTERMEDIATE, NO.2, Price: 173.20$, Weight: 1.939kg

    • Make Number Name Availability Weight, kg Ship in, Days Price

    Toyota

    4520360190

    SHAFT SUB-ASSY, STEERING INTERMEDIATE, NO.2

    		 0

    1.939

    7-10

    173.20$
    Not Available

    Originals

    Make Number Name Availability Weight, kg Processing, days Price  
    Toyota
    4520360190 
    SHAFT SUB-ASSY, STEERING INTERMEDIATE, NO.2
    		33
    2.23
    2-3
    180.55$
     

    Compatibility

    DescriptionModelOptionsProd PeriodDiagram
    FZJ7#,GDJ7#,GDJL7#,GRJ7#,HZJ7#,VDJ7#,VDJL7#VDJL79R-DKMRYQ3ATM,MTM: MANUAL TRANSMISSION; Building Condition: INCOMPLETE VEHICLES (CHASSIS & CAB); Driver's Position: RIGHT-HAND DRIVE VEHICLES; Body: DOUBLE CAB; Grade: STANDARD TYPE; Fuel Induction: TURBO DIESEL EFI; Gear Shift Type: MTM, 5-SPEED FLOOR SHIFT; Engine: (1VDFTV) 4500CC DIESEL TURBO; Destination: AUSTRALIA09.2022 - ... View

    Enhance Your Drive with Quality Steering Components

    🚗 A seamless driving experience is essential for every vehicle owner, and the steering intermediate shaft plays a crucial role in achieving this. It's responsible for connecting the steering wheel to the steering mechanism, ensuring smooth and responsive steering inputs. The intermediate shaft compensates for movement and absorbs vibrations, contributing to a comfortable and secure driving experience.

    Why You Need This Part

    The intermediate steering shaft is necessary to maintain precise steering control. Without it, your vehicle might experience delayed steering responses, making handling difficult and potentially hazardous. Ensuring it’s in good condition prevents such issues and keeps your driving smooth and safe.

    How It Works

    The intermediate shaft links your steering wheel to the rack and pinion or steering gearbox. It consists of joints that allow movement in multiple directions, ensuring flexibility and the transmission of rotational movement without binding or clunking.

    Consequences of a Broken Intermediate Shaft

    🔧 If your intermediate shaft becomes damaged, you may notice increased steering effort, odd noises such as clunking or knocking during turns, and play in the steering wheel. These symptoms indicate the presence of wear or damage, which could compromise your safety by reducing your ability to maneuver effectively.

    Compatible Models

    • Land Cruiser