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SHAFT SUB-ASSY, STEERING INTERMEDIATE, MTT-1004
LX570
| Body/Volume | Installation period | Car configuration |
|---|---|---|
| URJ201L | 2007.11-2011.09 | 5.7L GASOLINE 3URFE EFI (387 PS / 285 kW) Four-wheel drive (4WD). Left Hand Drive |
| URJ201L | 2007.11-2011.09 | 5.7L GASOLINE 3URFE EFI (387 PS / 285 kW) Four-wheel drive (4WD). Left Hand Drive |
LAND CRUISER
| Body/Volume | Installation period | Car configuration |
|---|---|---|
| URJ200L | 2007.08-2011.09 | 5.7L GASOLINE 3URFE EFI (381 PS / 280 kW) Four-wheel drive (4WD). Left Hand Drive |
| VDJ200L | 2007.09-2011.09 | 4.5L DIESEL 1VDFTV (249 PS / 183 kW) Four-wheel drive (4WD). Left Hand Drive |
| UZJ200L | 2007.09-2011.09 | 4.7L GASOLINE 2UZFE EFI (275 PS / 202 kW) Four-wheel drive (4WD). Left Hand Drive |
Masuma offers a wide range of steering shafts compatible with both rack-and-pinion and worm gear systems, including versions with hydraulic or electric power assist, as well as manual configurations.
Crafted from high-strength metal, Masuma steering shafts undergo additional heat treatment at the splines to prevent chipping and wear. Universal joints in the shaft assemblies feature durable cross bearings and cold-resistant grease, ensuring long service life and reliable performance in harsh conditions.
The design of Masuma steering shafts mirrors that of OEM components, including overall layout and built-in collapsible zones for driver safety in the event of a collision.
About Masuma
Masuma is a global brand specializing in auto parts, components, and consumables. The company focuses on producing high-wear replacement parts for post-warranty maintenance of Asian and European vehicles.
Masuma’s strategy is to deliver the best balance of reliability and cost, making quality parts accessible to more drivers and service professionals. All products are developed according to Masuma’s own specifications and manufactured under strict quality control by Masuma Auto Spare Parts Co., LTD (Tokyo, Japan) at multiple state-of-the-art factories across East Asia.