I had purchased a 2009 Pajero NT last year and I'm currently in the process of rebuilding it. With the steering rack out, I noticed that the driver side steering rack assembly is shorter than the other. The previous owner had purchased the same size (larger) boot for both sides and it has caused the driver side to bend back on itself. The boot is deteriorating at the point where it's bending, whereas the other side is still in good condition.
Here is a picture of what I'm referring to.
I thought this was just a simple mistake by the previous owner but when I was about to order a non-OEM replacement via online retailers, it appears they're suggesting that you purchase two of the same sized large boots, as shown below.
I've double checked the manufacture diagrams and it's definitely two different boots that you need to order separately. Here are the Mitsubishi part numbers MR510272 (Passenger Side) & MR510271 (Driver Side).
Hopefully this saves someone from doing the job twice.
Happy DIYing
Here is a picture of what I'm referring to.
I thought this was just a simple mistake by the previous owner but when I was about to order a non-OEM replacement via online retailers, it appears they're suggesting that you purchase two of the same sized large boots, as shown below.
I've double checked the manufacture diagrams and it's definitely two different boots that you need to order separately. Here are the Mitsubishi part numbers MR510272 (Passenger Side) & MR510271 (Driver Side).
Hopefully this saves someone from doing the job twice.
Happy DIYing
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