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DIY Hyundai Azera steering rack ends replacement. No cutting of footage in this one. I am keeping it real in my DIY replacement of the outer steering rack arms on my 2006 Hyundai Azera/Grandeur. Very real and raw.
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At 10.13 it shows that the new arm curves the opposite way to the old one. Presumably, this is to avoid the steering arm hitting the other suspension parts when bottoming out. Unless there has been a change in design, the new steering arm could be meant for the other side – the right hand side of the car.