hobosapien
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Is there a walk-through of how to do this change? The clunk has been driving me NUTS! From what it seems like 15-20min is all it takes..
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Wanted to help a few people out. I use Camelback Toyota Parts since they have free shipping.
Comparing the OP post, the drive shaft is about ~$282 to my area.
Camelback Toyota will ship it for $275.
No tax either way, but both are excellent low prices for OEM parts.
Over at ToyotaNation (TN), we used to have Gary (TOYOPARTSMAN) from Toyota Newnan in Georgia. His prices were always very low, but he no longer sells parts online. If you are local, I would look there since his prices were very hard to beat. Fantastic expertise and knowledge on parts.
Thank you for posting this! I too am purchasing a brake booster, saved me about $300. I owe you a beer or 4.
Hello,
I have been pricing out a new GX470 drive shaft for my 2007 T4R V8 Limited, I did a Google search for the part number 37110-60A40. It turned up hundreds of results, and buried on page 3 was this place: Boch Toyota South in North Attleborough, MA.
In the interest of full disclosure, I have no connection of any kind to this place. I don't know them and haven't shopped there yet, but their prices are the lowest I have seen anywhere for OEM Toyota parts. To search their online store for a part, simply change the URL at the end, like shown below.
For example, the GX470 drive shaft is # 37110-60A40. So the URL is: 37110-60A40 | Toyota OEM Parts |*DRIVE SHAFT | Genuine Toyota
I'm searching for about a dozen other parts, and they are consistently the lowest on every single one.
They have the GX470 drive shaft for $252.34, which most places sell for well over $300.
I hope this helps some of you out, and good luck.
Best,
Robert Abuey