Beck/Arnley Rack and Pinion Bellows Kit P/N:103-3183

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MPN: 103-3183
Item Package Code: EA
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Beck/Arnley Rack and Pinion Bellows Kit P/N:103-3183
Beck/Arnley Rack and Pinion Bellows Kit P/N:103-3183
$36.99

Keep road grime, moisture, and grit out of the left-side steering gear with the Beck/Arnley Rack and Pinion Bellows Kit 103-3183, a steering rack boot kit that seals the tie-rod end of the rack while letting the shaft move as you steer. It fits the left position on a range of Jaguar cars, including the 2014-2015 F-TYPE, 2001-2008 S-TYPE, 2005-2009 Super V8, 2004-2009 Vanden Plas, 2009-2014 XF, 2010-2015 XFR, 2013-2015 XFR-S, 2010-2017 XJ, 2004-2008 XJ8, XJR (2004-2009 and 2014-2017), 2007-2015 XK, and 2012-2015 XKR-S — see the Buyer's Guide tab for the full list.

  • One-piece neoprene boot: this is not a split boot.
  • Complete installation: includes the boot and two clamps.
  • Matches OE form, fit and function: application-specific for this vehicle.
  • Quality construction for durability.

A torn or cracked bellows lets dirt and water reach the rack internals and tie-rod, which can lead to grease loss and premature wear. If a failed boot is the cause of your steering issue, this kit replaces it. Beck/Arnley parts are built as direct replacements for foreign-nameplate OE applications, sourced through a trusted global network.

Interchange: WP156588EMP

This part cross-references / interchanges with the following part numbers:

WP156588EMP

Frequently Asked Questions

What does this bellows kit do?

The boot seals the outer end of the rack and pinion steering gear, keeping dirt, water, and grit out while retaining grease as the steering shaft moves.

Is this a split boot?

No. It is a one-piece neoprene boot, not a split design.

What comes in the kit?

The kit includes the boot and two clamps for a complete installation on the listed vehicle.

Which position does it fit?

It is cataloged for the left position. Confirm the application in the Buyer's Guide tab for your specific Jaguar.

What are signs the boot needs replacing?

Cracks, tears, or splits in the bellows, or grease slung around the tie-rod area. If a failed boot is the cause, replacing it helps protect the rack internals.