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Good afternoon,
I went to align my 1990 corolla and the alignment shop said i had loose rackend and wornout sway bay bushings.
I bought the steering rack ends axial rod and the part number is 45503-29365. When i look it up online it says this is for corolla e100. Was the previous rack end from a corolla e100? Or does this part number also fit a corolla e90?
The sway bar bushings that came off the sway bar are from a kia. Doed aht mean the sway bar is from a kia? Or only the bushings are from a kia? The original corolla bushings for a corolla e90 are smaller than kia bushings. I wonde if i should try to put the oem toyota bushings on the sway bar?
Would having sway bar bushings from a kia pride affect alignment or ride and how woiud they differ from having oem toyota sway bar bushings if indeed the sway bar on the corolla is indeed the oe swaybar?
Cheers
Jorge
I went to align my 1990 corolla and the alignment shop said i had loose rackend and wornout sway bay bushings.
I bought the steering rack ends axial rod and the part number is 45503-29365. When i look it up online it says this is for corolla e100. Was the previous rack end from a corolla e100? Or does this part number also fit a corolla e90?
The sway bar bushings that came off the sway bar are from a kia. Doed aht mean the sway bar is from a kia? Or only the bushings are from a kia? The original corolla bushings for a corolla e90 are smaller than kia bushings. I wonde if i should try to put the oem toyota bushings on the sway bar?
Would having sway bar bushings from a kia pride affect alignment or ride and how woiud they differ from having oem toyota sway bar bushings if indeed the sway bar on the corolla is indeed the oe swaybar?
Cheers
Jorge
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