altydog

I have a 1991 Toyota Pickup, 2 wheel drive with manual windows. Behind the window crank is a little round plastic plate that keeps the crank from rubbing on the vinyl door panel. Mine deteriorated. Anyone know where to get them or has anyone come up with a homemade alternative. Thanks

sandtastic

I just cut one out of the top of a gallon plastic ice cream container,and it worked fine.

tj884Rdlx

Not the dairy product I'd have used but still a good idea.

How about the cap from a gallon of milk? My store has white caps on the 1% I think. Or just a blue one from a water gallon jug. Might even find a clear one.

Cut an x in the middle then form it to a nice square, if you dont want to bother drilling a perfect round hole.

MacGyver that thing up!

slacker

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there like a dollar ea. from the dealer .. # 69266-22010-08 -- skip your 5 $ coffee in the morning and go buy from your local dealer



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AKHeathen

walk into a csk (orileys) or carquest, basically anywhere that has a "help" section and you should find it. it is pretty universal. i've seen so many non-cloth cranks that do just fine for years without that wear disc.

RAD4Runner

Agree on both points.

altydog

OK, because of excellent feedback from one of the Members on this site, I am now in possession of two of these parts, OEM, for a grand total of $2.77 from Delray Toyota. Sweet!

RAD4Runner

Wow. Good to know. Thats less than man-hours needed to improvise. Pls share UrL to delray yota website?

scope103

http://www.delraytoyota.com/ altydog is in Palm Beach, a few miles from Del Ray Beach, so I suspect he (gasp!) just walked in the front door.

But for those of us chained to the interwebs, and thanks to slacker providing the part number you could try http://www.toyotapartsoverstock.com/...69266-22010-08

AKHeathen

where is this magical land of "front door"? i shall like to go there.