Recent content by turborider

No, you cant. Enough other people on here feel the same way too. Maybe for someone that deals with LCs or Toyotas all the time. I have owned my LC 3 years and Sequoias for 20. I work on it. But I never get the wording right for parts after all this time, and I never will. So, instead of...

And also I agree with you that it's not so simple for a spreadsheet. I did not to mean to imply that someone should start and maintain one, only thay you Can not "just look it up" on a dealers website, or even in a repair manual (I also own a 2 vol print version for my old Sequoia). The...

Lol, you are a genius. Yes, that's the number. I was going to post it if someone didn't, of course. I am sure you are correct in the phrasing. I have been a Sequoia and Land Cruiser owner of 3 different models for the last 20 years, and I STILL struggle with Toyotas terminology!!! Arrrgh...

I had no luck searching on the oem dealers site using "center cap" or "wheel center cap" or any variati I n - it gives 20+ pages of results with 500 some parts that are unrelated to wheels.

Well then, it must just be me. Try finding the working OEM wheel cap part number for my 2017 non-Heritage, OEM Land Cruiser wheels. Then tell me how long it took you and where you found it. It took me over 30 minutes and I sure didn't find it on this site. I tried doing multiple searches...

Me too

Rowe Electronics Amplink Power Distribution Module $287.50 I have used two of these on various motorcycles for the past several years, in all kinds of weather. 60 amps total over 6 outlets, fully programmable. They work flawlessly and cost less than the price of the Garmin...

Preferably with tpms. P/n 4261160C30