Anyone know where I can find/buy coil pack connector harness clips?
04-26-12, 06:55 AM
#1
Anyone know where I can find/buy coil pack connector harness clips?
Basically I'm looking for these clips:
They are outlined/squared in yellow.
most of them are all cracked at the tab that "locks" the clip in place. I had no clue these were missing/broken and I know the last shop that worked on the car did this.
I know you can purchase some of the o2 sensor clips from the dealer but when I asked about these at the parts counter the gentleman was dumbfounded.
Does anyone know where to get these??
I know tweakedperf sells some of our engine harness clips but I didn't see these.
They are outlined/squared in yellow.
most of them are all cracked at the tab that "locks" the clip in place. I had no clue these were missing/broken and I know the last shop that worked on the car did this.
I know you can purchase some of the o2 sensor clips from the dealer but when I asked about these at the parts counter the gentleman was dumbfounded.
Does anyone know where to get these??
I know tweakedperf sells some of our engine harness clips but I didn't see these.
04-26-12, 11:03 AM
#2
First step is to find the Toyota part number, Then places will be able to help you easier once you know what part you need. You can then ask your local Lexus or Toyota parts department to order the part for you.
Parts.com is a. consolidation of the various dealerships who use trademotion software just picking the dealer that gives the biggest discount. The shipping though may make the deal not worth it.
carson and sewell are forum sponsers and toyota parts dealers and may come out the same/cheaper especially with affliate discounts. Sewell's website also has parts diagrams which can help you find the part number. http://lexus.sewellparts.com/
Hope this helps with the strategy. i didn't go through the effort to look up the part for you, but that's work for you
Parts.com is a. consolidation of the various dealerships who use trademotion software just picking the dealer that gives the biggest discount. The shipping though may make the deal not worth it.
carson and sewell are forum sponsers and toyota parts dealers and may come out the same/cheaper especially with affliate discounts. Sewell's website also has parts diagrams which can help you find the part number. http://lexus.sewellparts.com/
Hope this helps with the strategy. i didn't go through the effort to look up the part for you, but that's work for you
04-26-12, 11:33 AM
#3
lol, thanks man. I did look it up on Sewell, no dice. I actually called sewell and got the right info. Just ordered like $600 worth of parts from them.
These can be had at the dealer; even toyota. To get the part number all you need to do is use 90980 and look at the clip for the other 5 numbers.
Hope this helps other people.
These can be had at the dealer; even toyota. To get the part number all you need to do is use 90980 and look at the clip for the other 5 numbers.
Hope this helps other people.
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