Yoter

I dont shop at stealers, I shop normal auto parts stores. But if the auto parts store is to much I call the wrecking yards. With a part that is as easy to change as that idler pulley and money being an issue just get one or two of those idlers with a new belt. If one idler that is used ends up going out you may be out no more than hopefully $10 and then just grab that spare you got for emergency's. If you buy new you pay for new and even a used one could work still. I mean i'd rather spend $30 for two used pulleys & a new v-belt than $125 for one idler & the belt. Are you going to do the install? If you go the route im talking you save $95.00!

Yoter

I think I read the first 5 posts and jumped to running my mouth off. I just looked after submitting my post and saw you fixed the problem. Good going!

92 Toyota

In the future if anyone has this problem the part # for the bearing from Toyota is 90099-10091 Description ball bearing 20,47. I had to replace mine on my 92 22re and they only showed the whole assembly for sale (big $$$)anyways one of the mechanics was standing there and said he replaced his with this part #(I think it's a alternater bearing)& it works fine.Not sure what I paid but it wasn't much.

growinseed

Glad you found the cheap way around this problem. Asking questions often has a fruitful outcome.
Glad I could help,
Nathan