After troubleshooting my old 3d printer without luck, I “leveled up,” however haven’t unboxed my new beast. If someone sends me the prusa file, I’ll print it with whatever substrate I have. Nothing large scale, but I’m willing to try and help.
The official part number request thread
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3d printer file. Similar to .stl, etc.
I don’t know the vernacular to give the exact extension. Anyone who wants this chance can cite that part out via PM.
Just curious which printer you upgraded to. I'm considering upgrading to a Bambu P2S from my current A1.
Someone would likely have to pop off a good part and have it 3D scanned.
First.... thank you....
looking for "door decals ... those warning decals for drinks"
.... my kids sheer one off....
2008 lx570
again thank you.
looking for "door decals ... those warning decals for drinks"
.... my kids sheer one off....
2008 lx570
again thank you.
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I'm away from my rig to use as a reference, and the diagrams are a little unspecific..
Can you post a picture of what you still have? or if there's a similar one on the other side?
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I don't see that one in the list. It might only come with a new door card.
Decided to do my own journalism here and ordered both parts during the spring 25% off sale.
After studying them both side by side, short answer: both parts fit.
-60101 "Cold Spec" adds the metal screening behind the passenger side vents. This is what came stock on my 2016.
-60091 does not have the metal screening.
Up to you on if the metal screen is worth $300, would presume it adds some protection for clogging the area around the cabin filter intake, however I am changing out a "cold spec" part due to the seal failure regardless of the screening.
One interesting thing, as others have noted, is the back side of the cowl lists multiple part numbers. In purchasing these sealed new from Toyota, there are faint chalk marks where someone has boxed the applicable 5 digit suffix. When others have pulled their cowls and checked for the part numbers, its likely this chalk has worn off, or they do this practice in support part manufacturing versus on the assembly line.
-60101
-60091
Chalk marks:
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doing the Lords work here..thank you.
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IMO this post deserves its own thread. Many have wondered about this for a long time.
That’s an expensive piece of mesh.
EDIT*** Nevermind. The back side was so dirty I didn't see the part number back there.
It is 51776-60030 or 51776-60031 and is about $105
Looking for the part number for a 2009 lx570 rear black hitch surround. Not the cover.
Or if anyone saved one when replacing the rear bumper.
I managed to break nearly every clip trying to remove it to repaint the hitch.
Not even sure if it's sold separately from the rear bumper cover.
Thanks.
It is 51776-60030 or 51776-60031 and is about $105
Looking for the part number for a 2009 lx570 rear black hitch surround. Not the cover.
Or if anyone saved one when replacing the rear bumper.
I managed to break nearly every clip trying to remove it to repaint the hitch.
Not even sure if it's sold separately from the rear bumper cover.
Thanks.
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The part numbers are a series of supplier numbers for the assembly itself, engineering part number for manufacture or factory application (which is generally not the same as the service support part number) and the matrix is the years and months that specific part is applicable.
I'm seeing several options for physical springs depending on year and side, some are superceded and show incompatible new numbers then obviously front to back options too. What are the suspension spring PN's that everyone uses just to replace factory springs with factory springs? Or, what's a spring that levels and/or adds little to no lift with a factory like ride?
2013 LC200
2013 LC200
Great to know. The top line combines both part numbers in question, interesting that both are printed and then designated by chalk (perhaps the different color paint marks above also designate?). Makes sense there's been confusion about this part in particular when folks pull their cowl off and read the back without the correct part numbers circled.
For your year URJ200 for the US market, you actually only have one set of part number options:
Front RH: 48131-60D21
Front LH: 48131-60C81
Rear RH: 48231-60F31
Rear LH: 48231-60B11
Different market trucks will have different spring part number options, as will LHD and RHD trucks (to compensate for driver being on LH or RH).
The rears actually have an available spacer that you can install to level out the truck from Toyota. Which is cool.
My leaning truck would like to know more about these.
