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Toyota Parts
i'm in a bind a need some direction, My no means am i a mechanic, but i do what i can.
i have an 89 2wd standard cab short bed Toyota pickup. 22RE, 5 spd.
Went to replace the fuel pump and the fuel pump hanger is badly rusted, the fuel level unit is rusted as well.
With that being said, pretty sure there is a good amount of rust sitting in the bottom of the tank.
Anyone know of places to get these parts without taking an arm or leg?
i have an 89 2wd standard cab short bed Toyota pickup. 22RE, 5 spd.
Went to replace the fuel pump and the fuel pump hanger is badly rusted, the fuel level unit is rusted as well.
With that being said, pretty sure there is a good amount of rust sitting in the bottom of the tank.
Anyone know of places to get these parts without taking an arm or leg?
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Welcome, you should introduce yourself on offtopic/intro page. Oh and we'll want picks.
I replaced fuel bracket a couple years ago. Think I used Ebay. Found a Denso pump on Amazon. Better thoroughly inspect inside of tank. My fuel lines looked 30y/o so i replaced them with DIY braided stainless steel, sourcing adaptors to mate AN-6 to metric took a little google-fu but they are out there, totaled $68 for line, adaptor, and fittings vts $300 plus for yota fuel lines. Denso pump $99. Bracket was under $150.
I replaced fuel bracket a couple years ago. Think I used Ebay. Found a Denso pump on Amazon. Better thoroughly inspect inside of tank. My fuel lines looked 30y/o so i replaced them with DIY braided stainless steel, sourcing adaptors to mate AN-6 to metric took a little google-fu but they are out there, totaled $68 for line, adaptor, and fittings vts $300 plus for yota fuel lines. Denso pump $99. Bracket was under $150.
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Like this?
https://www.ebay.com/itm/OEM-TOYOTA-...0/322452328964
But don't go nuts; this isn't THAT much cheaper than a dealer:
https://parts.lakelandtoyota.com/p/T...320635220.html
[put your vehicle info in your "signature." Otherwise, you'll have to recite it every time you ask a question.]
https://www.ebay.com/itm/OEM-TOYOTA-...0/322452328964
But don't go nuts; this isn't THAT much cheaper than a dealer:
https://parts.lakelandtoyota.com/p/T...320635220.html
[put your vehicle info in your "signature." Otherwise, you'll have to recite it every time you ask a question.]
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Try www.toyotapartsdeal.com as well. OEM parts at great prices.
"89 Toyota PU 2wd 22re stock"
Nice, David. Manual or auto transmission also matters a lot when troubleshooting.
Try www.toyotapartsdeal.com as well. OEM parts at great prices.
"89 Toyota PU 2wd 22re stock"
Nice, David. Manual or auto transmission also matters a lot when troubleshooting.
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For all parts, you just work your way through the dealer site I cited:
https://parts.lakelandtoyota.com/showAssembly.aspx?ukey_assembly=497351&ukey_make=1 060&ukey_model=15426&modelYear=1989&ukey_category= 21647&ukey_driveLine=6703&ukey_trimLevel=18292 (okay, the sender is little harder to find, it's under "Entertainment." Go figure.)
For the sender, it matters exactly which model you have. A phone call to the dealer wouldn't hurt.
Once you find the OEM part, you can just google the part number, and you'd be surprised what comes up. Including: more EXPENSIVE on eBay than at the dealer. Shop carefully.
https://parts.lakelandtoyota.com/showAssembly.aspx?ukey_assembly=497351&ukey_make=1 060&ukey_model=15426&modelYear=1989&ukey_category= 21647&ukey_driveLine=6703&ukey_trimLevel=18292 (okay, the sender is little harder to find, it's under "Entertainment." Go figure.)
For the sender, it matters exactly which model you have. A phone call to the dealer wouldn't hurt.
Once you find the OEM part, you can just google the part number, and you'd be surprised what comes up. Including: more EXPENSIVE on eBay than at the dealer. Shop carefully.
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