Parts in GTA, Ontario
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Parts in GTA, Ontario
I've been lurking the forums for the past week or so and have been unable to locate sources for 4Runner parts in the GTA. I'm hoping some of the local Ontarians here on the forum can help...
I'm looking to get my vehicle certified but need some parts to do so. So I'm wondering where I can go for the following:
- used catalytic converter. Seeing as my truck's a '91 and I only have a couple emissions tests left before I no longer need to do them anymore, I don't want to spend top dollar on something I won't be needing very long.
- brake pads, CV boot, wheel studs. Where do you guys typically pick up these types of parts. I prefer new so do you generally go to Crappy Tire or do you use other auto parts stores.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
BTW... not sure which forum is most suitable for this topic so I figure I'll start in the Gen 1 forum.
I'm looking to get my vehicle certified but need some parts to do so. So I'm wondering where I can go for the following:
- used catalytic converter. Seeing as my truck's a '91 and I only have a couple emissions tests left before I no longer need to do them anymore, I don't want to spend top dollar on something I won't be needing very long.
- brake pads, CV boot, wheel studs. Where do you guys typically pick up these types of parts. I prefer new so do you generally go to Crappy Tire or do you use other auto parts stores.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
BTW... not sure which forum is most suitable for this topic so I figure I'll start in the Gen 1 forum.
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I am just north in Innisfil (Alcona). I got a used converter but I don't know if it is any good. I pased E-test last time it ran, maybe 2 years ago. I have 2 parts trucks, 89 truck and 92 4runner.
The best place to get CV is autopartscanada.com. At your door in a few days and no core charge, about $100. Don't bother with doing boots. Way to much headache and for $50 more you get a whole new shaft.
Wheel studs go to the dealer. Crappy tire will have them but you can get them cheaper at the dealer. Brake pads you can get from the website to.
If you need anything else let me know.
The best place to get CV is autopartscanada.com. At your door in a few days and no core charge, about $100. Don't bother with doing boots. Way to much headache and for $50 more you get a whole new shaft.
Wheel studs go to the dealer. Crappy tire will have them but you can get them cheaper at the dealer. Brake pads you can get from the website to.
If you need anything else let me know.
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Thanks for the info Flash. I will look into the sources presented. Hopefully I can get the truck on the road (dirt) soon.
BTW.. its the upper CV boot that needs replacing. Does you recommendation re. replacing the shaft still apply?
Also, how much for the Catalytic?
BTW.. its the upper CV boot that needs replacing. Does you recommendation re. replacing the shaft still apply?
Also, how much for the Catalytic?
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Upper cv?? I think you mean the inner. Ya it is not worth the hassle to just change the boots. Boot kits are $25-$40 and more work then just changing the whole shaft. Also after you do the inner then the out will be going in a few months anyway. $30 for the converter.
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Can you send me pics of the converter prior to making the trek up to innisfil? I'm on vacation next week... maybe we can arrange to meet?
Thanks.
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