“T” fell off my grill leaving me with “OYOTA.” Need help finding a new one

anbbna

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I recently got a 2018 SR5 4x4 with the TOYOTA logo grill and my wife noticed the front T fell off. I contacted the parts department at the dealership and he said it should be covered but he was struggling to find the part number and wasn’t sure if they could get the T or would have to get all the letters.

Anyone have any ideas or knowledge about this?
 
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You all are making this too complicated. Just tear off the "OTA" and now your grill will be a tribute to the old Duracell Guy who used to yell "OY"! Problem solved!
 
I recently got a 2018 SR5 4x4 with the TOYOTA logo grill and my wife noticed the front T fell off. I contacted the parts department at the dealership and he said it should be covered but he was struggling to find the part number and wasn’t sure if they could get the T or would have to get all the letters.

Anyone have any ideas or knowledge about this?

Like others said, you'll have to order either the entire set of letters or else a whole grill.

But why are you doing the work on finding this info? This is fully covered under warranty and you spent more than enough money on the car, if it were me I'd be making them figure it out. I understand that stuff happens and you can't expect every single vehicle to leave the assembly line flawless, but it's part of the dealer's job description to fix what issues arise after you buy the car, especially when you drop that much money on it.
 
Like others said, you'll have to order either the entire set of letters or else a whole grill.

But why are you doing the work on finding this info? This is fully covered under warranty and you spent more than enough money on the car, if it were me I'd be making them figure it out. I understand that stuff happens and you can't expect every single vehicle to leave the assembly line flawless, but it's part of the dealer's job description to fix what issues arise after you buy the car, especially when you drop that much money on it.

I was hoping to have a helping hand in guiding him in the right direction but I completely agree (as did he) that they should handle it
 
Even if it were out of warranty, I would still consider it their responsibility to maintain their own advertising. If they didn't, I'd remove the rest myself.

One of the first things I did after buying my 4Runner was to purchase a heat gun and plastic razor blade to remove the stealership's decal.
 
I would like that. My wife however would not and it’s her DD, my occasional weekend toy until it’s paid off, then all bets are off and I’m having fun
i did not knew you could get the grill order from the dealer on a new car i thought it was after market
 
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Even if it were out of warranty, I would still consider it their responsibility to maintain their own advertising. If they didn't, I'd remove the rest myself.

One of the first things I did after buying my 4Runner was to purchase a heat gun and plastic razor blade to remove the stealership's decal.



That’s the first thing I do as well. If the dealership wants me to advertise for them, they will have to pay me a monthly stipend.


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Just pop the rest them off and go naked. :party:

I know we all love our brand names, but in all honesty, if the dealer will fix it for free let them do it. We have all read stories of dealerships who take way worse, more obvious fails, yet refuse to cover then under warranty. I'm shocked they even care enough to look it up. Then again, on $35k vehicle the price of that single part is a drop in the bucket for Toyota.

If they don't cover it (for free), then there are many options for cheaper fixes as listed above.
 
I know we all love our brand names, but in all honesty, if the dealer will fix it for free let them do it. We have all read stories of dealerships who take way worse, more obvious fails, yet refuse to cover then under warranty. I'm shocked they even care enough to look it up. Then again, on $35k vehicle the price of that single part is a drop in the bucket for Toyota.

If they don't cover it (for free), then there are many options for cheaper fixes as listed above.


Only problem is it’s my wife’s DD. “This is what I picked out, fix it,” will be in my near future.
 

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