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onpoint01

onpoint01

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Hello All,

I've seen some other treads about a good On-line source for Toyota Pars with good pricing so I thought I'd throw out my experience. I know there are also a few folks on here that work at dealers and offer discount pricing, but I didn't want to deal with needing to track someone down.

So I just ordered all new heater hoses and T's from https://parts.olathetoyota.com/index.html. The web site is very easy to use and the pricing is about 20% lower then my local dealer. The email confirmations and shipment tracking received on the order have been better than Amazon. I'll let you know once the package arrives if all is on the up.
 
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That's the rear heater button. Yotasavage may be looking for the AC button on the rear overhead HVAC control panel?

As for the source, a coil pack is $76 + shipping vs Denso from Amazon at $62.68 delivered inc VA sales tax. I'm no Amazon fanboi, and they clearly don't have the complete range of parts the dealer network has. Would be more apples v apples to compare prices from these guys and the several rock solid sources like Lowe Toyota that support this forum.
 
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APKhaos said:
That's the rear heater button. Yotasavage may be looking for the AC button on the rear overhead HVAC control panel?
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Nope, my truck doesn't have rear A/C or that overhead control panel. I've been looking for the switch so I can ditch the stock blank that goes there and use the functional button as a bypass for the low range sensor so I can use my elocker in 4H. I think this will do the trick!
 
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