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

 

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

 

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!

 

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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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.

 

Agree on both points.

 

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!

 

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

 

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

 

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