Had code p0330 on my 97’ pop up last year. Replaced knock sensor #2 with an oreilly part and the code went away, but came back a month later. I’m finally ready to replace it with an OEM sensor. Has anybody installed a partsouq or amayama knock sensor with no problems? They are the cheapest OEM I could find.
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Both are known to be reputable sources for OEM parts.
Fj80oregon
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both are legit but make sure to calculate the tariffs might not be cheeper after that and shipping. The southern dealers are doing 20% off right now With free shipping.
Fj80oregon
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Please follow up with what the tariffs are?
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Tariff charge was $19.88
Fj80oregon
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They calculated on the spot? I have not ordered from them in a long time because before you could not get a quote, the importer FedEx/ups would send you a bill before they would deliver after the parts shipped and where stateside.
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I assume and hope so! It appears I’ve paid all I need to but I will update here if otherwise.
Fj80oregon
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I just looked up and saw they added that feature of adding the fee that’s good to know!
man i have 3k in parts in my cart 1k in shipping tax and tarrif
I just ordered an OEM knock sensor from the national Toyota parts site. It was listed for $180 from Kalispell Toyota, down from $256.
My $500 msrp order dropped $100 with dealer discounts and I entered a random googled discount code for another 25% off. Free shipping over $75. So I paid about $135 for an OEM knock sensor. It seems they have 20% off sales often.
My $500 msrp order dropped $100 with dealer discounts and I entered a random googled discount code for another 25% off. Free shipping over $75. So I paid about $135 for an OEM knock sensor. It seems they have 20% off sales often.
Just to clarify, did you order from Kalispell, or???
National parts site let's you choose a dealer. I chose Kalispell.
Promotion - https://autoparts.toyota.com/promotion?siteid=sem_tpco_campaign=TPCO-Brand-Promotion_google_Synergize_SEM_adgroup=Parts-No+Model-All+Events&gclsrc=aw.ds&gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=22932894706&gclid=CjwKCAjwhNbTBhB4EiwAsFSg-t5r_gN-nWXrLibW8uIaYiTo4030wNjYqeExmLuqCW6LiDUx7P4FBhoCDbEQAvD_BwE
I've read different dealers do different percentage off. May take some searching to find the cheapest one.
OK, so that looks like a Toyota (North America) promotion where they collect your information and pass it on to your local dealer.
I searched for Serra Decatur Toyota parts (known to have big discounts during the year) and when I clicked on that dealers parts website it took me first to the Dealers website but in a split second it was diverted to the "Toyota Parts Center" website but linked back to Serra/Decatur Toyota.
A parts guru may know what that is about ie: some National coordination of parts sales??
There are however still a few individual Toyota dealers that offer 25- 30+% off year round. In the past there were more, seems like some have gone
to the "Special Promotion" model that offer discounted prices during set times in the year ie: like Serra/Decatur Toyota in Georgia (USA) did previously.
FWIW, in my experience if you're a regular customer at a particular dealer and ask for discount that can get you a discount any day.
Example: last week I needed one brake line (90947-02A17), the dealers list price was over $100 (SET, which is often above US Retail), the Toyota retail price is ~$81.50. I paid $65 (before taxes) which is ~ 20% off Toyota retail. So that might have been due to the National Promotion ie: I didn't have to go through the website.
One example (knock sensor) of discounted prices everyday:
I searched for Serra Decatur Toyota parts (known to have big discounts during the year) and when I clicked on that dealers parts website it took me first to the Dealers website but in a split second it was diverted to the "Toyota Parts Center" website but linked back to Serra/Decatur Toyota.
A parts guru may know what that is about ie: some National coordination of parts sales??
There are however still a few individual Toyota dealers that offer 25- 30+% off year round. In the past there were more, seems like some have gone
to the "Special Promotion" model that offer discounted prices during set times in the year ie: like Serra/Decatur Toyota in Georgia (USA) did previously.
FWIW, in my experience if you're a regular customer at a particular dealer and ask for discount that can get you a discount any day.
Example: last week I needed one brake line (90947-02A17), the dealers list price was over $100 (SET, which is often above US Retail), the Toyota retail price is ~$81.50. I paid $65 (before taxes) which is ~ 20% off Toyota retail. So that might have been due to the National Promotion ie: I didn't have to go through the website.
One example (knock sensor) of discounted prices everyday:
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