Part number research for idiots (No offense people!)

[JRZEE2000TR4LTD]

In the never ending quest to diminish repetitive threads requesting information that one could probably find themselves, I just felt it necessary to post up what I consider is the ULTIMATE site for part # searching. Don't get me wrong about the title. I like helping people. This is more to help people learn about their trucks and help themselves at the same time. I suggest everyone bookmark this site.

TOYOTA 4RUNNERVZN185L-GKMGKA - TOOL-ENGINE-FUEL - | Japan Parts EU.

This site has been posted before but it's usually within a thread, maybe in response to someone's request for a part #. Now, I've seen a few other good sites, but this one has European, Japanese, Hilux etc. Very comprehensive, fairly easy to navigate. I peruse the site looking at the breakdowns and find and have realized numerous times that I was missing that clamp or that little cover is still available. Also, have found that the OEM part might be cheaper or a few dollars more. It's quite the learning experience.

The 2nd part of the search is just clicking and pasting or typing the part # in your favorite factory part suppliers website search bar. Camelback (west coast) or Conecelli (east coast) are my favorite sites. These sites don't have the comprehensive breakdowns but if you put the part # in their search bar and as long as it shows it's still available, you can get it from them.

Hope this helps someone as ultimately that is what the forum is for.

 

[apohl17]

In the never ending quest to diminish repetitive threads requesting information that one could probably find themselves, I just felt it necessary to post up what I consider is the ULTIMATE site for part # searching. Don't get me wrong about the title. I like helping people. This is more to help people learn about their trucks and help themselves at the same time. I suggest everyone bookmark this site.

TOYOTA 4RUNNERVZN185L-GKMGKA - TOOL-ENGINE-FUEL - | Japan Parts EU.

This site has been posted before but it's usually within a thread, maybe in response to someone's request for a part #. Now, I've seen a few other good sites, but this one has European, Japanese, Hilux etc. Very comprehensive, fairly easy to navigate. I peruse the site looking at the breakdowns and find and have realized numerous times that I was missing that clamp or that little cover is still available. Also, have found that the OEM part might be cheaper or a few dollars more. It's quite the learning experience.

The 2nd part of the search is just clicking and pasting or typing the part # in your favorite factory part suppliers website search bar. Camelback (west coast) or Conecelli (east coast) are my favorite sites. These sites don't have the comprehensive breakdowns but if you put the part # in their search bar and as long as it shows it's still available, you can get it from them.

Hope this helps someone as ultimately that is what the forum is for.

Alright, THANK YOU for this. I never could find this "holy grail" schematic search site- this would have came in handy a while ago. Definitely bookmarked for future referencing!

 

[habanero]

Thanks for another great search site and you're right, I've got this one
Toyota parts catalog
tucked away in my thread buried in a post. It's USA so not as comprehensive as your link.

 

[octanejunkie]

Thanks to OP and [MENTION=5345]habanero[/MENTION] for the linx

 

[96RedRunner]

Love the site, much better than dealer web pages.

 

[BrianSD_42]

Thanks for sharing

 

[Hepar]

Bookmarked. Still wasn't able to find the part I personally was looking for, but that's not to say it's not on there someplace. It just seems a bit more tricky to find some of the smaller parts. The pictures/descriptions start to get pretty vague.

 

[phattyduck]

I'm partial to ToyoDIY.com

You have to make an account to view pictures, but the lookup system is very good too.

-Charlie

 

[weekendclimber]

Love this site. I've been using it for years and I guess I thought that everyone just knew about it. :shrug:

 

[JRZEE2000TR4LTD]

Bookmarked. Still wasn't able to find the part I personally was looking for, but that's not to say it's not on there someplace. It just seems a bit more tricky to find some of the smaller parts. The pictures/descriptions start to get pretty vague.

What you were looking for is on this page. 82711-1A840

TOYOTA 4RUNNERVZN185L-GKMGKA - ELECTRICAL - WIRING CLAMP | Japan Parts EU

 

[T4topher]

Thank you! Lol.. Wish I would’ve known this site existed as I’m always searching for parts.

 

[4Runner4Leon]

I've been using the Toyota Parts site as well (obviously the link provided needs to be adjusted for specific years and models).

One other place I like a lot is PartSouq, because in addition to the same parts breakdowns, it gives you the price of each part directly (whereas the Toyota link asks to submit a request for the price). 4RUNNER VZN185L-GKPGK KZN185,RZN18#,VZN18# | Toyota | Genuine Parts Catalogs | PartSouq Auto Parts Around the World

Not to mention that PartSouq has some of the best prices out there, and I've been getting three day delivery to CA from UAE, faster than from Camelback .

 

[T4topher]

I've been using the Toyota Parts site as well (obviously the link provided needs to be adjusted for specific years and models).

One other place I like a lot is PartSouq, because in addition to the same parts breakdowns, it gives you the price of each part directly (whereas the Toyota link asks to submit a request for the price). 4RUNNER VZN185L-GKPGK KZN185,RZN18#,VZN18# | Toyota | Genuine Parts Catalogs | PartSouq Auto Parts Around the World

Not to mention that PartSouq has some of the best prices out there, and I've been getting three day delivery to CA from UAE, faster than from Camelback .

Wow that site is really awesome, they even have actual individual pictures of each part. Already looking at ordering some stuff lol!

Edit: maybe we should get someone to sticky this thread

 

[phattyduck]

Not to mention that PartSouq has some of the best prices out there, and I've been getting three day delivery to CA from UAE, faster than from Camelback .

Speaking of overseas parts... I use Amayama (Genuine Japanese Car Part Imports - Amayama) for my JDM-only parts. No special parts lookup, but they do have a good system for reporting parts availability. Its otherwise nearly impossible to get some parts for my Camry in the States...

-Charlie

 

[3bears]

thanks for this, just in time for a upcoming project

 

[96RedRunner]

The frame number/VIN makes a difference when searching for some parts.
My case, putting a locker axle under 01 my frame number wasn't showing
all parts on locker diff, using donor VIN showed me correct pages.

 

[CdaleR4000si]

This is such a helpful thread!

STICKY WORTHY!!! (Or at least add it to the "3rd gen informational threads")
3rd Gen Informational Threads --- A MUST READ For New Members

 

[sleepydad]

I've been using the Toyota Parts site as well (obviously the link provided needs to be adjusted for specific years and models).

One other place I like a lot is PartSouq, because in addition to the same parts breakdowns, it gives you the price of each part directly (whereas the Toyota link asks to submit a request for the price). 4RUNNER VZN185L-GKPGK KZN185,RZN18#,VZN18# | Toyota | Genuine Parts Catalogs | PartSouq Auto Parts Around the World

Not to mention that PartSouq has some of the best prices out there, and I've been getting three day delivery to CA from UAE, faster than from Camelback .

I have been using these guys a ton.

ordered some taco manual hubs and it was $100 cheaper than anyplace else in the US and they shipped them from UAE in 4 days. Interesting and sad at the same time I can order parts from the UAE and get them faster and cheaper than anyplace in the US. They don't have all the parts but the ones they do have are usually cheaper by far.

at some point I will find all the VIN's and create links so I can x-ref parts from different years/trims

<a href='https://partsouq.com/en/catalog/genuine/vehicle?c=Toyota&ssd=%24HQwdckgWXEYRDhQ9LDcQHxZcQREOFCExSnp9DAJga20GWV1KBQsDFx4RV1VJX1sEBAUBBAMWGkkIGhAJFmNofQUOXilUdXhkb3lyFhpJAxBWEQ4MHhFCVUlfF0dfWEhMbHRmMicvZGliBgFdABc%24&vid=0&q=JT3HN87RXY0283787'>2000 limmited</a>

<a href='https://partsouq.com/en/catalog/genuine/vehicle?c=Toyota&ssd=%24%2ANCU_YVt9eWp5B186BlhMbGt1BAsGBxUTEFZzTxdbRxYMSTMwfBEYF1tAFgxJLy0Be3oNBGEEYFtUSwoKDQwQHxZVCEdDEAUDBAYFBBRHRxRREQ4XZGl6B1NQNR90f2V1eHUUR0cfW1cWDwofFkAIR0NcRlhZTwAAAABacwpz%24&vid=0&q=JT3HN86ROVO128999'>1997 T4R SR5</a>

<a href='https://partsouq.com/en/catalog/genuine/vehicle?c=Toyota&ssd=%24%2AKwEpHQwCWld6ZSJ8JXZwBXFlRUJcLSIvLjw6OX9aZj5ybj8lYBoZVTgxPnJpPyVgeARaTVArKVQqSBh8YCMtKCs5Nj98IW5qOSwqKC8sLT1ubj14OCc-SUBTLnV9HDZZT1FfUVxdYGByfXN5PiEpMT00L3IhdGhwd2cAAAAAv-xZvQ%24&vid=0&q=4tawm72n7wz008757'>TACOMA 97</a>

 

[4Runner4Leon]

Interesting and sad at the same time I can order parts from the UAE and get them faster and cheaper than anyplace in the US.

Agreed. It's often a toss-up price-wise between PartSouq and Amayama, with Amayama often having better inventory.

But PartSouq has the superb parts diagrams (on Amayama you have to know the part number you need), and their delivery from UAE has been 3-4 days, whereas Amayama takes weeks (and has higher shipping costs).

 

[4x3Lander]

I’ve been using https://www.toyotapartsdeal.com/

I bought the rear wiper arm screws from them for about 90 cents while the dealer wanted $4 each.