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Quick ?: control arm years of compatibility
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Car-part.com says 86-89 aren't interchangeable with 90-95. I trust what they say on it, it's their business to know these things. They've been 100% accurate so far with all the parts I've bought from their dealers.
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Thanks for the link, Hippy.
Good site to bookmark. His is a 94, I found out!
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I found a bunch of different part numbers for them, which seemed to point to the change being from 89-95 instead of 90-95 for PUs and 4Runners.
But when I looked on car-part.com, they break them up into 86-89 and 90-95 for PUs and 4Runners. And 93-98 for T100s, which they state to be interchangeable with 90-95 PU/4Runner too. I don't know how the swaybars hookup on the rest, but on my 88 they're straight from the swaybar to the LCA.
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It is always tricky with the '89 model year, since that was the first year of the 3rd gen pickup models while '89 was the last year of the first gen 4Runner models with '90 being the first 2nd gen model.
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O.k., I think I get the swaybar thing now atleast. All 85/08-95/01 PUs and 85/08-89/08 4Runners all use the straight type link between the swaybar and LCA. Only the 89/08-95/01 4Runners use the 90° joint on the swaybar ends of the links.
Like shown here... ![]() And here... ![]() The 92/08-97/03 T100s use a different straight type link. Like so... ![]() I still don't get how any of the 86-95 PU/4Runner/93-98 T100 LCAs are different/non-interchangeable though. They should all be interchangeable...in theory. Huh...what am I missing here I wonder???
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