Steering Rack with Tie Rods for BYD Sealion 05 EV, OE 17492231-00

This carries OE number 17492231-00, also shown as TA79-3401010AE, and it is the only version listed for this model. Before ordering, look underneath at where the rack sits and how it fixes to the body, then compare that position and those fixing points against the old unit on your car. If the mountings and the tie rod ends line up the same way, you have the right part. If anything looks different, hold off and check again rather than guess.

Do not order on the OE number alone if it does not match. Open the fitment table on this page and check your vehicle against it, since that confirms whether this rack is listed for your car regardless of the number stamped on the old unit. If your vehicle is not shown there, this is not the right part for it. Getting this step right before ordering saves you sending a metal steering rack back and forth over a mismatch.

Removing and refitting a steering rack disturbs the tracking and the steering geometry, so this is not a job to do without the right equipment to set it up afterwards. Before you take the old rack off, find the number stamped on it and check it against the OE number and the fitment table on this page. Getting a professional to fit it also means the tracking gets checked and adjusted properly once the new rack is in place.

This steering rack travels as one parcel rather than a small box, so expect delivery by courier rather than through the post. The packaging details are shown on this page. Delivery time is confirmed with your quote. Make sure someone is available to bring it in, as a courier working alone may struggle to leave it safely at the door.

This rack is made of metal rather than a mix of plastic and metal parts. Only one version is listed here, so there is no separate specification to choose between for your car. If you want confirmation that this is the right rack before you order, or need help matching it against details you are not sure of, use the quote route on this page. That route lets you check before committing, rather than guessing from the listing and hoping it turns out to be right.

The fitted location given for this rack is the underbody, alongside the tie rods it comes supplied with. That confirms where it sits, not exactly what it looks like once it is in your hands and compared against the old part. For a clearer picture before your mechanic starts work, look at the photographs on this page, which show the assembly as supplied rather than the general shape a steering rack can take. Use them alongside the OE number to be certain you are looking at the right part before removal begins.