Hey Toyota, what the... (1 Viewer)

[msahr]

Used to be parts.toyota.com was a great resource for using the exploded view diagrams, looking up part numbers, and even checking stock on those elusive NOS parts for our beloved older rigs. But not any more. The website now forwards to autoparts.toyota.com and the oldest vehicles shown are 1991. Total B.S.

There IS another resource, Toyota parts catalog - https://toyota-usa.epc-data.com/, but it doesn't show pricing or availability.

 

[Woodini]

The diagrams are a JOKE

 

[msahr]

The diagrams are a JOKE

Oh I don't know I think they're pretty good considering they're exactly the same diagrams from Toyota.

 

[Woodini]

Oh I don't know I think they're pretty good considering they're exactly the same diagrams from Toyota.

Maybe it’s because I’m on my phone, but I can’t really decipher much of anything from the diagrams.

 

[msahr]

Maybe it’s because I’m on my phone, but I can’t really decipher much of anything from the diagrams.

Yeah you need to use a computer for sure.

 

[gnob]

it looked fine on mine. you just need to know how to use it.
ive primarily been using www.toyodiy.com .... no diagrams there.

 

[jgranthevagrant]

Some of the discount online parts places give access to diagrams. ToyotaPartsDirect.ca etc. More diagrams but similar quality as the FSMs.