Toyota Online Part Diagrams and Part Numbers - Now Available to Public

[gamefreakgc]

Hey all,

Thought I'd share that Toyota listed their entire parts database as well as original part diagrams online. It first went online last year I believe. You can find every diagram and every part for our 4Runners located here:

Toyota 4Runner Parts & Accessories | Toyota Parts Center Online

They also have all other Toyotas listed in case you have others. It's extremely helpful and the search function works well. You'll also see diagrams of different models such as the 3RZ, manual transmission, trims, etc. Just click on the "see more images" once you're on a diagram page. I have found it immensely helpful and no longer need a dealer to look up parts for me.

 

[BostonJon]

Still not as good as partsouq IMO

 

[jgue467]

Still not as good as partsouq IMO

Come on now Boston - you can't just throw a statement like that out Without backing it up! Tell us WHY you believe this....or the post is just horsecrxp....

 

[4Runner4Leon]

Come on now Boston - you can't just throw a statement like that out Without backing it up! Tell us WHY you believe this....or the post is just horsecrxp....

I have the Toyota site bookmarked, and it is good. But I also like the PartSouq site, primarily because all parts in the diagram are hyperlinked to the actual parts (often with a photo of the actual part), so you can buy them at a click - and their prices are almost always unbeatable.

4RUNNER VZN185L-GKPGK KZN185,RZN18#,VZN18# | Toyota | Genuine Parts Catalogs | PartSouq Auto Parts Around the World

 

[thezentree]

Dear GM,

Get your shit together.

V/r,
Toyota fan who also owns a Sierra that needs parts.

 

[19963.4lsr5]

Dear GM,

Get your shit together.

V/r,
Toyota fan who also owns a Sierra that needs parts.

There is a back door site to get into their online info. I have it bookmarked somewhere and use it for my Saturn.


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[thezentree]

There is a back door site to get into their online info. I have it bookmarked somewhere and use it for my Saturn.


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If you find that bookmark, would you mind PMing me the link? I'd love to avoid dealing with the salty parts counter guys at my dealership.

 

[19963.4lsr5]

If you find that bookmark, would you mind PMing me the link? I'd love to avoid dealing with the salty parts counter guys at my dealership.

It’s more an online service manual than a parts list. I’m pretty sure there are parts lists


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[PRG3K]

Finding the rubber weather stripping for the limited fender flares is still impossible. Any schematic of those areas brings up a number of things they could be. Any ideas? I need a whole set as I'm repainting my limited fenders and want to replace those rubber seals.

 

[heat]

From McGeorge Toyota

Fronts:
13 53853-35020 Flare Pad, LEFT
LIMITED, BLACK $19.97 $13.30
13 53853-35020 Flare Pad, RIGHT
LIMITED, BLACK $19.97 $13.30
13 53853-35030 Flare Pad, LEFT
LIMITED, GRAY $19.97 $13.30
13 53853-35030 Flare Pad, RIGHT
LIMITED, GRAY $19.97 $13.30

Rears:
5 53853-35020 Wheel Flare Pad, LEFT
W/ LIMITED, BLACK $19.97 $13.30
5 53853-35020 Wheel Flare Pad, RIGHT
W/ LIMITED, BLACK $19.97 $13.30
5 53853-35030 Wheel Flare Pad, LEFT
W/ LIMITED, GRAY $19.97 $13.30
5 53853-35030 Wheel Flare Pad, RIGHT
W/ LIMITED, GRAY $19.97 $13.30

From Jerod's link.

 

[PRG3K]

I must not be using the database correctly but I'm grateful. Thank you.

 

[4Runner4Leon]

I must not be using the database correctly but I'm grateful. Thank you.

Just look for all the references to "pad" in these diagrams, that's what they call the seals.

Front flare: HOOD & FRONT FENDER | 4RUNNER VZN185L-GKPGK KZN185,RZN18#,VZN18# | Toyota | Genuine Parts Catalogs | PartSouq Auto Parts Around the World

Rear flare: MOULDING | 4RUNNER VZN185L-GKPGK KZN185,RZN18#,VZN18# | Toyota | Genuine Parts Catalogs | PartSouq Auto Parts Around the World

 

[PRG3K]

The 'pad' thing is what was taking so long. I just couldn't be sure. Thank you so much, guys.

 

[BostonJon]

But I also like the PartSouq site, primarily because all parts in the diagram are hyperlinked to the actual parts (often with a photo of the actual part), so you can buy them at a click - and their prices are almost always unbeatable.

^this is exactly why

And I’ll add to that that even the international shipping from the Middle East is crazy fast

 

[Bad Luck]

I've never found a part that I needed to order cheaper at partsouq than any other toyota parts website. Here's an example: Steering rack at partsouq over $1000. McGeorge lists for $500. Front axle boot kit $110-partsouq and $51 at McGeorge. Even something like shifter bushings while they are 71 cents at partsouq vs $1.35 at McGeorge the shipping from partsouq is twice as much.

Edit: Anytime I need to order a part I check McGeorge, Partsouq, and Camelback. For me McGeorge is the best price with shipping. YMMV

 

[4Runner4Leon]

I've never found a part that I needed to order cheaper at partsouq than any other toyota parts website. Here's an example: Steering rack at partsouq over $1000. McGeorge lists for $500. Front axle boot kit $110-partsouq and $51 at McGeorge. Even something like shifter bushings while they are 71 cents at partsouq vs $1.35 at McGeorge the shipping from partsouq is twice as much.

Edit: Anytime I need to order a part I check McGeorge, Partsouq, and Camelback. For me McGeorge is the best price with shipping. YMMV

No doubt it's a matter of what you need. In my experience, PartSouq is no cheaper than other places for the "mechanical" parts like you mentioned above.

But they are killer for electrical, interior, and body components. Examples of some parts I bought recently:

75659-35040-B2 Flare pad: PartSouq $5.52, McGeorge $9.40
9098205040 Battery Terminal: PartSouq $12.83, McGeorge $21.24
1577862030 Oil Cooler Hose: PartSouq $18.47, McGeorge $25.90

I agree that it makes no sense to buy a small part from there, as the shipping will be more (typically $15-20 vs $10). But I recently replaced all the evap hoses on another Toyota, it cost me about $180 from PartSouq, and would have been over $300 from McGeorge.

But like you said, it pays to shop around for your specific items.

One thing I will say (as a caveat) is that McGeorge has the best customer service. I once needed to change an order after placing it, and I had no trouble calling them and working it all out. In contrast, I once placed an order with PartSouq for a number of items (combined primarily to justify the shipping costs) - well they did not send me the primary item I wanted, but sent all the rest. I emailed them telling them that I should have been notified that the primary item was not available so I would have had the option to cancel the whole order, but I got nowhere. I once had a similar experience with Toyota Parts Deal, a place that I will never deal with again.

 

[goodguyguy]

I tried the link you posted but I got an error message: Forbidden. Can you repost the correct link?

Thanks

 

[toverturf]

I tried the link you posted but I got an error message: Forbidden. Can you repost the correct link?

Thanks

The toyota parts website sucks now. TOYOTA | Japan Parts EU This is the one I use now.