Where can I find a parts diagram for my 1986 Truck? I need to find part numbers.

 

Any of the online Toyota Parts dealer.

Anymore it looks like they all use the same online catalog which can be interesting to use .

Just what parts are you needing not sure How many dealer parts your going to find being your vehicle is that old.

 

Amayama has diagrams, and gives prices
toyota epc data shows same diagrams.
they use the model# from under the hood to define various models. Similar to a vin, but more “build-specific”

 

Here:
https://www.amayama.com/en/catalogs/...-n70-1983-3096

 

Here's another one:: Toyota parts catalog (epc-data.com)

 

I kind of do it in a round about way, but it keeps me from confusing U.S. and non-U.S. spec. trucks.

I use https://parts.toyota.com/ to look up diagrams, but not part numbers! For some reason, the parts listings are incomplete and do not show all the part numbers that were used for an associated diagram. Using the parts listings from https://parts.toyota.com/ could get you the right type of part, but not the correct version for your specific truck.

I usually use the part diagrams as a visual reference and use https://www.toyodiy.com/parts/q.html to actually look up what parts fit my specific vehicle.

For all of the options presented, you will need to know your model code/chassis code. This code should be mounted in the middle of your firewall.

For example, the model code for my truck is RN50L-SRA.

The model code in the diagram below is RN55L-PSCEA




If you have a U.S. spec truck and choose to use Amayama or https://toyota-usa.epc-data.com/, you will have to look under "4Runner" to find your model code. Looking under "Pickup" or "Hilux" won't show U.S. spec. Trucks.

 

This is a great site for Toyota part numbers-you enter your VIN and...viola!
https://www.toyodiy.com/

 

what? you get a string instrument? why?

 

Oops! Spellcheck got me.
Try that again- voila!

 

The really interesting part is figuring out just what is in your vehicle one can`t always go by the VIN .

This was a interesting lesson and a tad expensive to learn in my younger days.

Since all kinds of interesting things can be swapped in and these vehicles tend to find there way to me after the last owner has decided enough is enough just before reaching for the gas can after being the last of several owners .

Add this to getting parts picked wrong boxed wrong the wrong part # in the online Catalog

 

My favorite is www.partsouq.com