Toyota Parts Catalogue

[Redlyne_jr]

Alright i know this question might be a little far fetched but how does everyone find part numbers for OEM parts besides phoning a dealer etc.. I hate phoning the dealer and getting part numbers for every single small piece of hardware and or part i need.. does anyone have a solution or is the Parts list available for purchase? i have used the CARFICHE (http://www.carfiche.com/sw20/) or whatever but i need part numbers for hardware.. screws, bolts, clips all the small details.. Suggestions:D

[Redlyne_mr2]

hahah sorry man this is my fault.

[sh0ko]

http://www.trademotion.com/partlocator/index.cfm?action=getJointLocator&siteid=214001

[Redlyne_jr]

Haha its all good, i dont wanna keep bothering you anyways.. after a little research i ended up phoning Lithia Toyota of Springfield, Aaron the Mr2oc.com board sponsor and he gave me this site he says its not complete but its easily the best one out their..

this site looks intense tons of info.. possibly worthy of a sticky..

SW20 Parts Catalogue (http://www.toyodiy.com/parts/g_U_1993_TOYOTA_MR2_SW20L-ACMZZA.html)

[mr2mike]

Porsche,

If you use the carfiche right, it has the parts numbers in there too.
But the site you posted is way easier to read. Good find.
It's also got some other cars too. Specifically, IS300.

Thanks for the find!!

[Kardon]

http://www.toyodiy.com/

:dunno:

[Redlyne_jr]

Originally posted by mr2mike
Porsche,

If you use the carfiche right, it has the parts numbers in there too.
But the site you posted is way easier to read. Good find.
It's also got some other cars too. Specifically, IS300.

Thanks for the find!!

yea its got alot of info on it.. let see some pics of this winter beast?:nut:

[Ashkente]

A little bird told me that the Toyota EPC is available online, if you do a little searching, and you can find info into the 2000's for vehicles in it...JDM and otherwise.. :bigpimp:

It is rather large though...since it's all off of CD's...and covers practically everything made in said time period.