42323-60010 washer cone. retail $4.40 each ? ? ouch.
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... and? What's your point? Buy elsewhere if you are unhappy with the price that Toyota "suggests" to their dealers.
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this helps me, or others, how? just surprised. if I wanted to replace all 24 that would be a pretty penny.
Maybe a bit cheaper.??
42323-60010 - Search Results - Search for Genuine Parts - Amayama Trading Co.
42323-60010 - Search Results - Search for Genuine Parts - Amayama Trading Co.
Cost of doing business in the LC world. My pickup is 1/3 the cost in parts and way easy to find.
The question will show a certain level of mechanical ignorance so it might as well be asked by me. What is a washer cone and why do they number in the 20's? Snippy answers are also welcome.
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These are the funny looking doohickeys that sit underneath the fancy stainless acorn nuts you put on to hold the hubs on
Okay I'll bite, why would they need to be replaced?These are the funny looking doohickeys that sit underneath the fancy stainless acorn nuts you put on to hold the hubs on
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May or may not need to be replaced. Just was following what others have said on other from down under. So far I have not really seen any that would need replaced.
Hello,
The FSM does not mention replacement. Preemptive maintenance after prolonged/heavy use is, however, a good reason, especially on an old truck.
Juan
If anything they need to be cleaned up.
Aftermarket ones are on eBay for around $10 per hub with new studs and nuts.