1998-1999 Toyota Land Cruiser Lexus LX470 ABS Pump Master Cylinder Booster Actuator 47050-60010

CHF 827.66

SKU: C200-A142

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Feature:
High-quality product from factory
A perfect replacement your original part

Specifications:
Condition: Remanufactured
Manufacturer Part Number: 47050-60010

Fitment:
For 1998-1999 Toyota Land Cruiser
For 1998-1999 Lexus LX470

Package included:
1 x ABS Pump Master Cylinder Booster Actuator

Before installing the ABS pump, the tire air must be drained as follows:
1. Install the six oil pipes of the ABS pump and do not install the plugs
2. Do not start the car and apply the brakes three or four times
3. Unscrew the air pump screw on the brake disc, first drain the gas from the left front wheel, and then drain the gas from the right front wheel
4. After exhausting the air, plug in the ABS pump plug
5. Apply the brake three times in a row, hear the sound of the motor turning, and then open the rear wheel exhaust valve. Evacuate the left and right wheels three times each

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Customer Reviews

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Anonymous

Cleared the codes, fixed the pedal feedback, and the brakes feel solid again. Can't ask for more than that.

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Mia T.

Check engine light came on with the classic Multiair code. Engine was shaking like crazy at idle. Put this actuator in and the light cleared, idle smoothed right out. Runs like it's supposed to now.

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I.M.

Direct fit, no messing around with programming. Bolted up to the frame, hooked the lines up, bled the brakes, and done. ABS works like it should now. Simple fix for a big safety issue.

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Michael Binkley
Do not buy from this place

I put my order in on july3.on that Monday I get a email saying my order was canceled. Then a week later it was shipped and took a long time to get here.i email this place several times and never got a response back.do not buy from this place

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Jennings Sherry

I bought the part and had my mechanic install it and saved myself $1000.