MR2 Owners Club

Never be unsure of a part again!

For the longest time I have been using www.toyodiy.com to search for the parts I need. It is a great website (given the ever-changing nature of my cars!) but lacking photos or pictures...

This one however - is the bees knees!

www.japan-parts.eu

This site is far more in-depth into the vehicle but only gives the first 5 digits of the part number so will be using this to get me in the right area and then cross-checking with toyodiy for the full 10-digit number

Enjoy!

(Thanks Adam3442 for the linky)

That makes it easier,

thanks Adam / Dan

FWIW this is the one I use - http://jp-carparts.com/toyota/carlist.php?maker=toyota
If you want Lexus parts - http://jp-carparts.com/lexus/carlist.php?maker=lexus
Excellent exploded diagrams and no need to go elsewhere for the full part number.

d-peg wrote: ↑16/05/17 8:23 This one however - is the bees knees!

www.japan-parts.eu

This site is far more in-depth into the vehicle but only gives the first 5 digits of the part number so will be using this to get me in the right area and then cross-checking with toyodiy for the full 10-digit number

Enjoy!

Japan-parts gives you the full part number, click on the 5 digit number on the image and it'll give you the full part number, name, and applicable date range. For example -

http://www.japan-parts.eu/toyota/jp/199 ... fold#17159

Cheers Gazza - hadn't noticed that - very handy indeed

Another nice linky there TLF

Toyodiy does still have the diagrams



Although I prefer to use a copy of the Toyota EPC I have on my hard drive