Driveshaft bolts part numbers....Yes I searched!

[midfat]

Last point of clarification. When you say “rear,” are you referencing the rear driveshaft bolts being 11mm, or the rear flange of the front driveshaft (transfer case side of the front DS)?

Never mind. Resolved. Rear driveshaft 11mm. Front driveshaft, 10mm.

 

[NLXTACY]

Never mind. Resolved. Rear driveshaft 11mm. Front driveshaft, 10mm.

Bingo

 

[nothovi]

This is mind blowing to me. I just ordered all these bolts this morning and went through hell trying to find the part numbers. Who would of thought there would be a thread detailing them on the second page of this forum. I paid $34 out the door from the local dealer for all the nut, bolts and washers sepretely.

Just a tip for all you guys, when you call the dealership to get parts ask the receptionist for "wholesale parts" instead of parts. Just pick some small dealership about 20-30 miles away that they aren't on a first name basis with but have in their system. Tell them you work there and you need some stuff for your personal car and you'll pay with a credit card over the phone and pick them up at will call sometime. You'll get much better pricing and most likely won't pay tax.

Source: work at a dealership!

I've really only got 1 Toyota dealership (network) to work with in my area so I don't think this would fly. I have to give them a phone number to look up my record every time I even hit parts reception. The add an outrageous premium on all of their parts compared to their cost so I'd kill to get a better deal on them.

 

[jpoole]

@nothovi

Since you have the internet you can likely beat your local dealer's prices very easily. Here are a few of many places where you can search by part number (or other means) to pull prices.

• PartSouq Auto Parts Around the World - https://partsouq.com/
• Toyota Online Parts | Genuine Toyota Parts | Toyota Parts Online - https://toyotaparts.mcgeorgetoyota.com
• Discount Auto Parts Online - Domestic, Import Car Parts Warehouse - https://www.partsgeek.com

etc. etc.

 

[nothovi]

@nothovi

Since you have the internet you can likely beat your local dealer's prices very easily. Here are a few of many places where you can search by part number (or other means) to pull prices.

• PartSouq Auto Parts Around the World - https://partsouq.com/
• Toyota Online Parts | Genuine Toyota Parts | Toyota Parts Online - https://toyotaparts.mcgeorgetoyota.com
• Discount Auto Parts Online - Domestic, Import Car Parts Warehouse - https://www.partsgeek.com

etc. etc.

Thanks for the list, I've definitely used all of these already. Typical process is get the part priced out from those there then call up my local dealer and get a quote from them. I've yet to run across a time when they've had a price similar or better than those online sources. I'll casually tell them well I've got the part at this price from xyz dealer shipped, and the response is usually "Well that is at my cost, sorry".