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Doesn't seem like it's a separate part. ~$170 for a new console part with the 25% off sale.

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Would you be able to find the part number for the cloth A-pillar interior trim/cover on a 2016 Toyota Land Cruiser? I don't know what Toyota calls the color but it is a light color, maybe grey?

I had a windshield replaced today and the tech cut into the cloth cover by mistake when removing the glass. Unfortunately it is in a spot that is unusually visible from the drivers seating position. I'm hoping it is a cheap thing to replace.
 
CharlieS said:
Would you be able to find the part number for the cloth A-pillar interior trim/cover on a 2016 Toyota Land Cruiser? I don't know what Toyota calls the color but it is a light color, maybe grey?

I had a windshield replaced today and the tech cut into the cloth cover by mistake when removing the glass. Unfortunately it is in a spot that is unusually visible from the drivers seating position. I'm hoping it is a cheap thing to replace.
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What excellent timing. I have the same question.

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Sorry to pollute this thread, but I have to say the glass shop (Portland Glass) was really great. I was just going to buy the part and replace it, but I checked the local price and it is almost $240. Yikes. So, I called the glass shop to see what they can do and they said they'd order the part and replace it. Great customer service.
 
CharlieS said:
Sorry to pollute this thread, but I have to say the glass shop (Portland Glass) was really great. I was just going to buy the part and replace it, but I checked the local price and it is almost $240. Yikes. So, I called the glass shop to see what they can do and they said they'd order the part and replace it. Great customer service.
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No need to pay local price when southeast toyota dealers are having 25% off (ends in 3 days) and free shipping. Save almost 50% from MSRP.
 
OGBeno said:
Most dealers do not ship glass. I know I never did when I ran Toyota parts departments.
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good ones ship glass! longo and cabe toyota does....some of best parts department in USA
 
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Is just the cover to the fuse panel in the driver's foot well sold individually and if so what p/n is it?
 
LvCruiserNewb said:
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Is just the cover to the fuse panel in the driver's foot well sold individually and if so what p/n is it?
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I don’t see it on there, but the wiring harness related stuff is quite difficult to make out.

I checked my underhood fuse block cover and didn’t see a part number.. probably worth someone that has what you are looking for checking theirs.
 
bloc said:
I don’t see it on there, but the wiring harness related stuff is quite difficult to make out.

I checked my underhood fuse block cover and didn’t see a part number.. probably worth someone that has what you are looking for checking theirs.
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It's not in the electrical wiring harness schematics. It's in with the switches.

Cover PN: 82672-60110
 
OGBeno said:
It's not in the electrical wiring harness schematics. It's in with the switches.

Cover PN: 82672-60110
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Thanks for the clarification.
 
@bloc is this true?

Toyota part numbers for hardware often contain the dimensions within the suffix:
The first two digits after the hyphen usually indicate the diameter (03 = 3mm, 04 = 4mm).
The last three digits usually indicate the length (025 = 25mm, 045 = 45mm).


95381-03025 (Tie Rod / Ball Joint Pin)
Diameter: 3.0 mm (roughly 1/8")
Length: 25 mm (roughly 1")

95381-04045 (Axle Nut Pin)
Diameter: 4.0 mm (roughly 5/32")
Length: 45 mm (roughly 1-3/4")

Also finding a cotter pin metric assortment kit seems harder than it needs to be..other than of course the random chyneze ones on Scamazon.
 
Sajan said:
@bloc is this true?

Toyota part numbers for hardware often contain the dimensions within the suffix:
The first two digits after the hyphen usually indicate the diameter (03 = 3mm, 04 = 4mm).
The last three digits usually indicate the length (025 = 25mm, 045 = 45mm).


95381-03025 (Tie Rod / Ball Joint Pin)
Diameter: 3.0 mm (roughly 1/8")
Length: 25 mm (roughly 1")

95381-04045 (Axle Nut Pin)
Diameter: 4.0 mm (roughly 5/32")
Length: 45 mm (roughly 1-3/4")

Also finding a cotter pin metric assortment kit seems harder than it needs to be..other than of course the random chyneze ones on Scamazon.
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FAQ Thread 'Understanding Toyota Hardware Part Numbers And Other Part Numbering Thoughts'

As requested, here are some insights into understanding the Toyota part number logic for both legacy and current hardware.

There is some back ground to understand though and some of it is easier to understand than other aspects:

1. Toyota part numbers are either 10-digits or 12-digits using a combination of numerals and letters (letters come much later on...early 2000's). The hyphen is used for readability.​

2. A 10-digit Toyota part number is broken up into two sections: Prefix 5-digit number and suffix-5 digit number. For our purposes in discussion hardware, all of them...​
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OGBeno said:
Read all about it…

OGBeno

FAQ Thread 'Understanding Toyota Hardware Part Numbers And Other Part Numbering Thoughts'

As requested, here are some insights into understanding the Toyota part number logic for both legacy and current hardware.

There is some back ground to understand though and some of it is easier to understand than other aspects:

1. Toyota part numbers are either 10-digits or 12-digits using a combination of numerals and letters (letters come much later on...early 2000's). The hyphen is used for readability.​

2. A 10-digit Toyota part number is broken up into two sections: Prefix 5-digit number and suffix-5 digit number. For our purposes in discussion hardware, all of them...​
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oh wow, this is great.
thanks!
 
I am trying to make my own wire harness for the lift gate switch. I have obtained the bezel and the switch:
https://www.amayama.com/en/part/toyota/8493060090
and the female housing connector is 90980-11013

But have not found the right wire terminal. I thought perhaps it was this one from Sumitomo
www.customconnectorkits.com

8100-0461 | Sumitomo TS 090 Female Terminal

8100-0461-L Sumitomo TS090 female terminals in stock! Order by 2pm PT for same day shipping. Free US shipping on orders $125+!
www.customconnectorkits.com www.customconnectorkits.com

but the distributor was not able to confirm.

Mr T. sells the individual wires for like $12 each which is silly expensive when the terminals and wire is like $1. Anyone know the part number I would need?
 
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