Manual Steering Rack with Tie Rods for BYD Yuan UP, OE 13660497-00

The number listed for this rack is 13660497-00, also shown as SC2E-3401010B. If the marking on the part you are taking off does not match either of these, this is not the one to order. Use the quote route on this page and enter the number from your old rack there. That way the details are checked against what is actually fitted to your car rather than guessed from the listing, and you get a straight answer before you commit to buying.

That depends on your confidence with steering and suspension work, since this sits on the underbody and connects directly to the wheels. What matters most before you touch anything is fit. Check the model and the model year on your registration document against the fitment table on this page, so you know the steering gear you have ordered is the one your car needs. Getting that match right first saves any wasted work later, whoever ends up doing the job.

The packaging details for this rack are shown on this page. Delivery time is confirmed with your quote. This rack is matched to OE 13660497-00, so check that number against the old steering gear before you order. Use the fitment table on this page to confirm the details match your car before you place the order. The shipping cost is confirmed with your quote.

The rack itself is metal, built to take the loads steering puts through it. Before you order, have the old rack in front of you and check the OE number cast or printed on it against 13660497-00. This part also appears under SC2E-3401010B, so if the old rack shows that number instead, it is still the correct match. Do not judge fitment by looking at the shape alone, since tie rod length and mounting points can look similar between different racks.

It fits underbody, running across the car and linking to the wheels at each end, so it takes constant knocks from road debris and is not somewhere you can easily see by looking under the wing. If you want to check the layout and position before ordering, the photographs on this page show it clearly. Compare what you see there against the old unit still fitted to your car so you know exactly what you are lifting out before the new one goes in.