cheap oem parts?

[macoyle]

Hey guys a while back my wires 4runners front right wheel bearing seized up and caused all sorts of havoc in there. Anyways new hub, bearing, all new brakes etc later its fine and I am needing a front right wheel speed sensor since all the lights on the dash are on. Where is the best place to get one?

 

[Sungod]

toyota of Dallas would probably get you the quickest service, but concelli is typically the cheapest. By cheaper you are looking at 1 or 2%.

 

[macoyle]

looks like about $220 is the cheapest I can find from rock auto but I wasn't sure if anyone had the hook up or knew an outlet place

 

[R.A.]

Conicelli has cheap prices, but if you look around sometimes you can find better deals.

Here's one I use that's sometimes is better than Conicelli; only problem for me is I live in AZ so I pay sales tax:

Camelback Toyota Parts

Edit: they have a Labor Day promotion going on for a few days.

 

[JustSomeName]

toyotapartszone.com has pretty competitive prices on OEM parts. ordered a couple times from them with no complications.

 

[superman3043]

I see $206 @ rockauto

Like Sungod pointed out Conicelli has them for $174. They're a dealership so that should be an OE part.

2005 TOYOTA 4RUNNER Parts - Conicelli Parts Center

 

[Atlanta_man]

Hey guys a while back my wires 4runners front right wheel bearing seized up and caused all sorts of havoc in there. Anyways new hub, bearing, all new brakes etc later its fine and I am needing a front right wheel speed sensor since all the lights on the dash are on. Where is the best place to get one?

You may need a cable too (or only). If the shop left the cable connected and it stretched during the repair it is toast.

Just curious is yours 2 or 4 WD? My 2 WD is making a little noise from one front bearing. Most of what I've seen as to repair experience on this forum is for the 4WD version. The cost to replace these things is crazy. I miss the old days of grease-'em yourself tapered roller bearings. Cheap.

 

[Adumb]

You may need a cable too (or only). If the shop left the cable connected and it stretched during the repair it is toast.

Just curious is yours 2 or 4 WD? My 2 WD is making a little noise from one front bearing. Most of what I've seen as to repair experience on this forum is for the 4WD version. The cost to replace these things is crazy. I miss the old days of grease-'em yourself tapered roller bearings. Cheap.

I've still got one to remind me.

 

[Southernbike]

Try toyotapartsoutlet.com they have about the cheapest prices I have found and the shipping is only $2.99. Great deal on shipping, depending on what you order some places will charge you 20-40 dollars shipping.

 

[zonianbrat]

I've still got one to remind me.

Wow! I about crapped my pants when I seen your Grand Prix!. I had one and it was my first car. I absolutely loved that car and besides a tranny (self inflicted from shift drops) it never gave me any problems. I don't want to de-rail the thread but can you tell me anything about it. Man I miss that car!

 

[macoyle]

Yea mine is 4x4, I fixed it all myself and re did everything except for that sensor, just never got around to doing it. Wife broke down about 150 miles away, so after the $430 tow, new brake caliper, rotors, pads, hub and bearing assembly...I didn't wanna spend anymore cash since we had just moved into our house and that was about an $1100 repair with me doing the labor.

Yea I do miss the old days lol. I also have a 68' Chevelle and 98 XJ cherokee to play with though