OEM Toyota MR2 Power Steering Pump

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Toyota MR2 Power Steering Pump is the core of the steering support of the legendary sports coupe, which transforms a slight input of the driver into clear road response. The Toyota also has a mid engine configuration, light chassis and sharp MacPherson strut suspension that thrill those who drive it, and a factory steering system that gives them confidence in the tight aspects. Drivers applaud the Toyota MR2 on the fact that it has a rear wheel drive which is responsive and four cylinder power which is lively and cockpit that puts all the controls within easy reach of the car driver which forms a direct connection between the road and the car. Constructed in the same vein as other Toyota durability, the MR2 also boasts of a low cost parts network which makes the vehicle easy to maintain both the weekend racer and the daily commuter. No less reliable, the Power Steering Pump translates the engine rotation into pressurized fluid and lets the rack slide even at the parking lot speed and retain the accurate feel as the velocity increases. The properly functioning Power Steering Pump will not only protect the tire tread, ensure the safety of other hydraulic parts but will also maintain the sporty stance that is a hallmark of any Toyota MR2. An installation process only needs a few tools and attention and only requires the replacement of the pump of the taxi which involves the disconnection of the battery, loosening of the belt, unbolt of the worn-out Power Steering Pump, replacement of the pulley, application of fresh seals, belt tension, refill of fluid and all done by turning the wheel lock to lock.