OEM second battery tray part number (for 96/97 LX/LC)

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i'm googling here and would like to pick one of these up for a future project. anyone have the part number for the OEM right side battery tray that will fit in the 96/97?

not sure if it is in this thread but i have it printed out and will take a look through tomorrow if no one has it.

THANKS

 
I thought you just need an early battery box from a 91-92 with a 3fe?
yeah. that sounds right. i’m just still a little bit of a dope with the toyota fiche. not totally confident i can navigate it. are the 91-92’s all 3fe or do i need to make sure i find the fiche for a 3fe? dumb question i know but right now i can pretty much manage just the 97 LX on the fiche unfortunately...
 
Do you know the OEM part numbers for the bolts holding the 74403-60100 battery box (one from bottom and two from the side? I can not find them.
 
  • 1 x 7440360100 Carrier Sub-Assy (the tray)
  • 4 x 9017906223 Nut - Battery Clamp (hold the battery securing bar)
  • 2 x 7445160040 Bolt, Battery Carrier (J bolts, 2 of the above nuts per bolt)
  • 1 x 7445360060 Battery Securing Bar
  • 5 x 91652G0820 Bolt HZJ80 (Metric bolts to secure the tray to the fender).
cheers,
george.
 
5 x 91652G0820 Bolt HZJ80 (Metric bolts to secure the tray to the fender).
This is what I needed.
Thanks George
:)
 
I had to trim the battery box to fit with the later model fan shroud. You will also need to relocate your windshield washer reservoir.
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No, no, in my rig, the windshield washer reservoir is on the opposite side (driver's side), so I simply need to replace the old, damaged battery box with the new one.

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Mine was also damaged. You can just buy some bondo (fibreglass repair) and repair it yourself. The OEM battery tray happily plays well with bondo. Easy to repair and a touch of black spray paint if you want it to be 'stock'. I filled several holes and repaired cracks etc - good as new for a few dollars.

Mine was cracked much worse than yours and it all repaired up nicely. Used some fiberglass matting to give strength/structure.

cheers,
george.

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Clever idea! I already ordered the brand new box, but I will not throw away the old one, and maybe one day I will repair it following your advice. The thing is that I try gradually to replace all damaged parts with the OEM ones.
:)
 
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