Part Number Sticky

[knorrena]

On the 70s forum there is a thread that has just part numbers - no chat, nothing but part numbers. Is there such a thing as this in the 80 forum? If not, could we start one? The first benefit would be to CDan, as he would have fewer requests for part numbers. Another benefit would be reduced search times.

Karl

 

[knorrena]

For example, I was looking for the part numbers for the non-ringed fan and the 3 core brass/copper radiator. Here are the numbers:

The radiator from Cdan:

*The 3 row 93-4 is a 16400-66040. Toyota's published price is $501.01. You could probably ge one for around 400.00 if you can wheel and deal. BTW the 2 row rad, 16400-66081 sells for $611.75.........go figure

https://forum.ih8mud.com/showpost.php?p=17131&postcount=3

The fan from Cdan:

The 94 3.0 blade, 16361-65020,

https://forum.ih8mud.com/showpost.php?p=630709&postcount=91

Karl

 

[OGBeno]

Front Axle Job shamelessly borrowed from Beo.....not that he cares.....




Part No. Cost Unit Quant Description
90313-93003 ea 2 Dust Seal
43436-60011 ea 2 Inner Spindle Gasket
43435-60020 ea 2 Outer Spindle Gasket
43204-60031 ea 2 Dust Seal & wiper Kit
43422-60060 ea 2 Hub Gasket

90311-62001 ea 2 Grease seals for wheel
90310-35010 ea 2 Inner axle oil seals
09607-60020-01 ea 1 54mm hub socket, SST
90366-20003 ea 4 Knuckle Bearings & races (Koyo: 30304AJR-2-N Hi cap)
90368-49084-77 ea 2 Inner wheel bearings, Timken bearing #JLM104948, race #JLM104910
90368-45087-77 ea 2 Outer wheel bearings, Timken bearing #LM102949, race #LM102910
90215-42025 ea 2 Tabbed Spindle Lock Washer

43236-60020 ea 2 0.10mm Knuckle bearing shims for setting preload
43233-60030 ea 2 0.20mm Knuckle bearing shims for setting preload
43234-60020 ea 2 0.50mm Knuckle bearing shims for setting preload
43235-60020 ea 2 1.00mm Knuckle bearing shims for setting preload

90521-34005 ea 2 C-clip for inner axle to birfield (43411C in the diagram below)
90520-31007 ea 2 Snap ring for outer axle

 

[cruiserdan]

Out-of-date pricing, valid part numbers.

 

[Lockd97]

Good idea to post part #'s without prices so as not to mislead.

 

[OGBeno]

Out-of-date pricing, valid part numbers.

Ah s***, fine. Ya got me. It was Beo's fault!!

 

[knorrena]

Tisk tisk, 4 posts then chat, shame on you!

 

[cruiserdan]

 

[tech_dog]

Heater switch
antenna switch
molex connectors
terminals

 

[knorrena]

OEM Air Filter: 17801-61030

Big good oil filter: 15600-41010
Small good oil filter: 90915-20004
Small crappy oil filter: 90915-YZZB5

Fuel Filter with washers: 23300-69045
Fuel Filter without washers: 23300-69040 -- invalid part number (I suppose that you cant order it without the washers)

 

[LX_TREME]

Oh no this thread going to be too much number here...Well I can just look in the past and copy all of them from the LX files.

And Part number? I don't post number How about letter A, B or C?

here Toy red antifreeze/ coolant - 00272-1LLAC

 

[knorrena]

pre 94 cdl switch: 84725-60010
post 94 cdl switch: 84725-60040

 

[cruiserdan]

Fuel Filter without washers: 23300-69040

Invalid part number.

 

[knorrena]

2.0kw starter: 28100-66060

 

[knorrena]

Short drive flange (-92): 43421-60022
Tall drive flange (92-): 43421-60040

 

[MDarius]

Invalid part number.

The only part number I need:
1-800-432-6668

Thanks Dan!

 

[knorrena]

Yeah, its true, you can take the easy way out and just call Dan, but I am sure he, or any other parts guy for that matter, appreciates it when a customer calls with part numbers in hand.

More numbers:

Per CDan:

Spark Plugs:

The 90919-01180 is an MR2 turbo platinum plug.

That plug is on heat range colder than the stock 1FZ plug and it is platinum. Perfect for a forced-induction 80.

90919-01176, not platinum - good for engines without forced induction

 

[cruiserdan]

<SNIP> I am sure he, or any other parts guy for that matter, appreciates it when a customer calls with part numbers in hand.

That is not always the case. It can and has happend where a person says "get me a 123-XYZ". You get it for them, it's what they asked for, not what they needed. And, of course, YOU ordered the wrong part......

 

[knorrena]

Good point. In fact, a couple of times I have done exactly what you describe.

Karl

 

[tech_dog]

That is not always the case. It can and has happend where a person says "get me a 123-XYZ". You get it for them, it's what they asked for, not what they needed. And, of course, YOU ordered the wrong part......

Yeah... but part numbers ARE useful when you go to your local dealer's parts desk, ask them for the molex that connects to the heater switch, and they give you a blank look and say "huh?"