What to take from 1999 Toyota Camry
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JZiggy
Senior Member
Some of the ignition coils may be the same. Many relays, flashers, bulbs, switches, should work too.
Steering wheel maybe?
door lock actuators, console box lid hinges, window switches
matching set of all door locks, and the ignition lock with keys goes for $200 on ebay
1999 used Camry parts
https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_fr...y&_sacat=0&LH_ItemCondition=3000&rt=nc&_pgn=1
matching set of all door locks, and the ignition lock with keys goes for $200 on ebay
1999 used Camry parts
https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_fr...y&_sacat=0&LH_ItemCondition=3000&rt=nc&_pgn=1
I assume its running good, if thats the case grab all ecm's computer stuff...wont fit the 4 runner but could resell on fleabay.
relays, fuses nuts and bolts. Its always good to have spares of those around.
I would look around on fleabay and see what else sells good. I know one hassle for me for my 4runner was finding good driver side seat belt
relays, fuses nuts and bolts. Its always good to have spares of those around.
I would look around on fleabay and see what else sells good. I know one hassle for me for my 4runner was finding good driver side seat belt
brillo_76
Elite Member
Mostly you can always buy new seat belts from Toyota OEM...
Great thoughts on the other things. I figured the OP only wanted compatible parts.
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yep...$$$$$$
brillo_76
Elite Member
Yep true. However, if you ever in a crash and your seat belt happens to be dry rotted.. You may wish you spent the $$$ ....;-)
I am just saying..
ArmArak
New member
Yup, originally I was looking for compatible parts, but I guess I'm taking more now! :roll:
Just my 2 cents, but be careful heading down that road. You can make some money off parts, but it can also be a pain in the butt dealing with auction site, etc for sellable parts you aren't keeping. Plus storing them. Plus the time to pull them. Also, the yard may start taking off money they were going to pay for the car if too much is missing.
Not saying there isn't money in car parts, but it certainly isn't just free money. If it were me, I would stick to fuses, bulbs and relays. Maybe the battery if it's better than one in another vehicle you have. Floor mats if there is anything left of them. Jack never hurts. Screw jacks are great for then you're working on the vehicle and need to move stuff up and down a little. (like suspension while the rest of the vehicle is on jack stands.)
Not saying there isn't money in car parts, but it certainly isn't just free money. If it were me, I would stick to fuses, bulbs and relays. Maybe the battery if it's better than one in another vehicle you have. Floor mats if there is anything left of them. Jack never hurts. Screw jacks are great for then you're working on the vehicle and need to move stuff up and down a little. (like suspension while the rest of the vehicle is on jack stands.)
