Cheap brake calipers.
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Burnsville MN Toyota.
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They were reman and not new. They didn't not come with pins, the spring that retains the pins, crush washers, or the anti rattle spring.
Funny thing is, I had a Napa set of pads, rotors, and calipers on the shelf already.
This has been discussed multiple times. Nothing new here.
Reman front calipers for FZJ-80s:
47730-60060-84
47750-60060-84
About $26 from most online Toyota dealers.
Even new OEM calipers have come way down in price.
47730-60061
47750-60061
About $150.
Front rotors:
43512-60090
$70
Reman front calipers for FZJ-80s:
47730-60060-84
47750-60060-84
About $26 from most online Toyota dealers.
Even new OEM calipers have come way down in price.
47730-60061
47750-60061
About $150.
Front rotors:
43512-60090
$70
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I think the availability is the surprise. Since. They long have been listed as discontinued.
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I was shocked how cheap they were.
What are you seeing as discontinued?
I see the remans in stock at multiple dealers as well as the new calipers.
I shall consult with the all knowing @OGBeno on this matter.
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My apologies. I was a number off. “Fj80” ones are discontinued.
Now definitely checking tomorrow lol.
Any reason why a dealer would e-mail me saying these PNs do not fit my 1996? I asked them to verify what the PNs do fit and got no answer. Still told them to continue the order.
@Batameez : What model year 80 Series and what position (front/rear) calipers are you looking for?
IIRC there used to be different part numbers between 93-94 and 95-97 FZJ80 models (but the calipers were the same). There also may have been some part number changes/supercessions over the years. You could ask your local parts counter guy to check his system for the correct part numbers, get those numbers and come back to the forum so someone can double check for you.
Or, go to Partsouq dot com, type in your VIN, Search for brakes or calipers, get the part numbers (they may only have new parts, not rebuilds)
Or, check Toyotapartsdeal for part numbers, they seem to be fairly accurate
HTHs
One example:
www.toyotapartsdeal.com
IIRC there used to be different part numbers between 93-94 and 95-97 FZJ80 models (but the calipers were the same). There also may have been some part number changes/supercessions over the years. You could ask your local parts counter guy to check his system for the correct part numbers, get those numbers and come back to the forum so someone can double check for you.
Or, go to Partsouq dot com, type in your VIN, Search for brakes or calipers, get the part numbers (they may only have new parts, not rebuilds)
Or, check Toyotapartsdeal for part numbers, they seem to be fairly accurate
HTHs
One example:
1997 Toyota Land Cruiser Parts - ToyotaPartsDeal.com
www.toyotapartsdeal.com
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Normal price is about $125/each, been awhile but I think that is without cores.
Hit and miss on if you get crusty rebuilt east coast calipers or nice California ones.
Cheers
Hit and miss on if you get crusty rebuilt east coast calipers or nice California ones.
Cheers
1996. They got back to me and said the PN is for a different production date and they are following the factory catalog which has numbers that do not supersede.@Batameez : What model year 80 Series and what position (front/rear) calipers are you looking for?
IIRC there used to be different part numbers between 93-94 and 95-97 FZJ80 models (but the calipers were the same). There also may have been some part number changes/supercessions over the years. You could ask your local parts counter guy to check his system for the correct part numbers, get those numbers and come back to the forum so someone can double check for you.
Or, go to Partsouq dot com, type in your VIN, Search for brakes or calipers, get the part numbers (they may only have new parts, not rebuilds)
Or, check Toyotapartsdeal for part numbers, they seem to be fairly accurate
HTHs
One example:
1997 Toyota Land Cruiser Parts - ToyotaPartsDeal.com
I think the part numbers are totally fine. I trust the forum more than the average parts counter guy. My question was more so about why the part number seemed foreign to them and could only verify the new PN as the correct part.
