Help with OEM Part #s 4x4 V6 Dbl

Need help getting some correct OEM Part #s. If you know or could help I would appreciate greatly. Trying to redo most front end suspension parts that I can. I have researched but online part numbers all over the place.
2002 V6 4x4 Dbl Cab
Steering Rack
LBJs
UBJs
And whatever else I should be doing. Already have new front coil step up.

 

A lot of people like this one, I haven't used McGeorge but I think they all use the same basic system and as long as you enter your Vin on checkout parts are guaranteed to fit, or at least the system will warn you.

https://toyotaparts.mcgeorgetoyota.com

If for some reason you don't want to order from Toyota (some Asian etc. branded parts are much cheaper, obviously Toyota is charging you to put it in a Toyota box) at least you know you have the correct part number.

For what you listed, most people here are going to suggest OEM anyhow.

Depending on your mileage and condition I would consider rebooting your CV's also. IMO if the boots are not broken you don't really need to clean out all of the old grease on the CV part which is a really messy job. Otherwise its easy. There's a kit for it but the inside clamp is a unusual type so you either have to buy a special tool or go with an alternate clamp - I think you can find the details on a search here.

 

Steering Rack - 44250-35042
LBJs -

$222 43330-39815 Toyota Ball Joint - 43330-39815

43330-39815 (driver) &

$195 43340-39585 Toyota Ball Joint - 43340-39585

43340-39585 (passenger)

I don't have the numbers for the UBJs handy, haven't replaced those yet. If you're replacing the steering rack I'd also pick up one of the big donut bushings, here's what you get when you buy the OEM rack.

 

Are you going to replace the rack bushings with urethane? I did that shortly after buying my truck and it was a big difference in steering control, in fact my 20+ year old Tacoma steers almost as good (straight and no wander at all) as a newer car which is saying a lot. I had to pull my rack recently and did get new bushings but the 20 year old urethanes were still good.

 

Good website for part numbers - www.partsouq.com

just type in your VIN and it will give you the Toyota diagrams with part numbers for your vehicle. A lot of things vary based on year even within one generation so its always good to reference based on VIN.

 

Nice! What else you replacing when new rack goes in?

 

I'd check the outer tie rods for play to see if they need to be replaced, and I'd clean the screen in the power steering reservoir while the system is drained. Maybe the power steering lines if you live in the rust belt. My truck was originally from PA and the P/S lines rusted through after about 15 years.

 

This.

 

Luckly I live in Arizona. And I bought it new in 2002.