OEM Toyota ball joint part # question
Anybody have a clue why Toyota uses 4 different part numbers for the ball joints, since both uppers (LH & RH) should be identical and both lowers (LH & RH) should be identical. Is it just a Toyota thing?
43360-39085, UPR BALL, LH 43350-39085, UPR BALL, RH 43340-39245, LWR BALL, LH 43330-39835, LWR BALL, RH 94 sr5 4x4 xtcab v6 Cheers Andy |
Toyota puts a left and right tag on just about everything they possibly can. Whether they're the same or not. That plus the fact that 2 of those part #s are for 2WD and 2 are for 4WD.
Case closed. |
MudHippy, reopen case!!!!
That is what I come up with using vehicle specific VIN at both Toyota Motor Parts, and Toyota Online Parts Which are showing being 2wd and 4wd? Got any #'s to share? I want to get this stuff ordered..... Cheers Andy |
Brain fart...sorry. That's not entirely true. They're all 4WD actually. I just wasn't seeing them all.
And I actually came up with a 5th part # too. 43330-39315 which was replaced by 43330-39835. So...other than the lack of reasoning for the left and right thing(which I swear makes no sense...usually), that all makes perfect sense. To Toyota at least. :con: |
Awesome, had me a little worried there. so at least I know I'm not crazy it's Toyota����
I didn't bother to list 43330-39315 since it was shown as being replaced by 43330-39835. Getting ready to do a front end overhaul: Control arm bushings Ball joints Idler arm Tie rod ends Wheel bearings Steering knuckle bushings Half shaft boots Seals, dust/grease for knuckles & half shafts Trying to use as many Toyota parts as I can so wanted to get that order right the first time!!! Thanks for the help!!! Cheers Andy |
What is even more Fun!!
Is the same part can have several different part #`s between years or models |
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