ISO: Tune-Up Parts for 1996 Toyo 4Runner 3.4, 2x2

[Franky_Dabbs]

Just curious as to what website yall use for ordering numerous parts. I got some quotes from some autopart stores in my city but if I can save a few bucks from a reputable site then ill go that way.

Can someone help me out and list me parts for a thorough tune up?? I bought my 4Runner (177k miles) in January and replaced the fuel filter, the timing belt along with the water pump and thermostat. Nothing since then but an oil change.

Appreciate all/any feedback..
App

 

[RedRunner_87]

Just curious as to what website yall use for ordering numerous parts. I got some quotes from some autopart stores in my city but if I can save a few bucks from a reputable site then ill go that way.

Can someone help me out and list me parts for a thorough tune up?? I bought my 4Runner (177k miles) in January and replaced the fuel filter, the timing belt along with the water pump and thermostat. Nothing since then but an oil change.

Appreciate all/any feedback..
App

I ordered my Spark Plugs from Toyota, NGK plugs on Amazon, also got MAF and Throttle Body cleaner from an auto parts store. Read the 3rd Gen buyers guide. There is a pretty good section about doing a tune up.

 

[TheDurk]

I check Amazon and rockauto.com and then I'm pretty sure I've seen the best prices around. My local NAPA is cheaper on NGK plugs by a few pennies and I am happy with NAPA Wix filters in all my machines so that is what I end up buying for filters and plugs. Fluids I get at Wal-Mart except RedLine for the 5-speed from Amazon or Summit Racing.

 

[jeremyc74]

I use Amazon and Rock Auto to start out with, and then anything OEM I can't find on Amazon I go to these guys:

https://parts.olathetoyota.com/2002toyota4runnerparts.html

They're about the same price as Camelback and the other major online OEM sellers, and the website has parts diagrams for most things.