Driveshaft question
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Different, so far as I can tell.
It's easier if you use your VIN, as that has the chassis code embedded. Then you can use a dealer site like http://www.toyotapartsoverstock.com/...rimLevel=18204 to see which driveshaft you need, and after another page or two, what other vehicles it fits.
It's easier if you use your VIN, as that has the chassis code embedded. Then you can use a dealer site like http://www.toyotapartsoverstock.com/...rimLevel=18204 to see which driveshaft you need, and after another page or two, what other vehicles it fits.
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All I know is the price for work must have gone up quite a bit since I last had some work done.
20 years ago I had a driveshaft made for my 66 Nova and it cost me $330. I went to the same shop and asked how much to install u joints and re-balance my drive shaft in my 2WD Toyota and was quoted $185-$200.00
20 years ago I had a driveshaft made for my 66 Nova and it cost me $330. I went to the same shop and asked how much to install u joints and re-balance my drive shaft in my 2WD Toyota and was quoted $185-$200.00
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