HDJ81 brake numbers

[Enigma]

I need to buy some new back pads for my 1990 Hdj81, according to that ToyoDYI site, the part number is 04492-60010, for a 'kit', at $97.
Has anyone bought some rear pads recently and can confirm that number?

 

[Cruisin']

I bought new rear pads from Napa a couple weeks ago. Around $65 for the set. I'll look up the part numbers when I get home from work and post them up this evening. IIRC I have the Toyota # and the Napa #.

Cheers, Jason

 

[Enigma]

Groovy, thanks Jason.

I should have put this in that sticky under part numbers I guess. Which by the way leads me to question the part number referenced there for the front pads, as that same DIY site lists the number as 04491-60170 (again for a "kit", whatever that means).

 

[mot]

Jeff,

The Toyota PN I got from my EPC (for June '91 HDJ) was 04491-60020. The "kit", at least in this (old) version of EPC has been superceeded by the "pads only" part number listed 04465-60020.

The rear number I got was 04466-60020 (also pads only).

My EPC is a couple of years old, so they might have different numbers though.

HTH's!

Mot

 

[cruiserdan]

04466-60020 is correct.

 

[Cruisin']

Jeff,

The Napa number is AEC7487. They were 71.67 taxes in, and they had them at the store later the same day. Fit fine, but I haven't had them in long enough to comment on quality. So far so good I suppose.

Hope this helps

 

[Enigma]

Just picked up my new pads (the green ones) from the local dealership, $86.67 list, $69.34 with club discount, $77.66 taxes in total.

Any special tricks to installing them, or just the usual pop the caliper and drop them in? My rotors apparently are fine, and I will get them turned the next brake change.

 

[Cruisin']

Pop the caliper, squeeze the piston back (suck out excess fluid from the resevoir), drop in new pads, and you're off to the races! Nothing fancy here.

 

[Enigma]

Pads installed, and just in time by the look of some them! I miss having a shop, it's so much fun working in the dark, outside, with a 4 year old holding a flashlight for you
Something of note, as I looked at the spanky new Toyota pads, they were labeled as 'sumitomo', with the TEQ symbol below them.
When I was pricing pads out a few days ago, I had phoned Burnaby Auto Parts, and they had quoted me on various brands ranging from 39$ to 96$. Interestingly enough, one brand they quoted at 48$ was Sumitomo.

 

[grumpyguy]

Pads installed, and just in time by the look of some them! I miss having a shop, it's so much fun working in the dark, outside, with a 4 year old holding a flashlight for you
Something of note, as I looked at the spanky new Toyota pads, they were labeled as 'sumitomo', with the TEQ symbol below them.
When I was pricing pads out a few days ago, I had phoned Burnaby Auto Parts, and they had quoted me on various brands ranging from 39$ to 96$. Interestingly enough, one brand they quoted at 48$ was Sumitomo.

Ha ha I know the felling last night I had to adjust my wheel bearings in the rain. I had to use step ladder with a sheet of plywood off resting on the hood and the top of the ladder. I didn't have my son to help so I wore a headlamp. Bearings are good now

 

[grumpyguy]

Just picked up my new pads (the green ones) from the local dealership, $86.67 list, $69.34 with club discount, $77.66 taxes in total.

Any special tricks to installing them, or just the usual pop the caliper and drop them in? My rotors apparently are fine, and I will get them turned the next brake change.

Are these the HDJ81 front pads? And what club are you a part of cause I just love discounts. Especially when I was quoted 98.65$ for the front pads from Toyota of Duncan. Thanks in advance.

 

[IanB]

Are these the HDJ81 front pads? And what club are you a part of cause I just love discounts. Especially when I was quoted 98.65$ for the front pads from Toyota of Duncan. Thanks in advance.

This is for rear pads as per 1st post.

 

[Enigma]

Are these the HDJ81 front pads? And what club are you a part of cause I just love discounts. Especially when I was quoted 98.65$ for the front pads from Toyota of Duncan. Thanks in advance.

Rears. The Coastal Cruisers have set up accounts with various lower mainland Toyota dealerships. I havven't bought anything myself in a long time, actually probably not since I bought these pads, but it was a pretty painless process. Just walked up to the parts counter and asked to set up a cash account. Having bought two vehicles from that dealership might have made that process a little easier, so YMMV....