I hope someone can help me. I need two parts numbers and a name. I had my Tein S springs in installed this week and I found out that the drain on the left side of trunk was not connected. The reason is the little neck on the tray that catches the water (when the trunk is opened) is broken off and the drain line can not be attached. I can't find anything on it. I also need the rubber stops that are on the top of the tonnue cover hold back. (The cover that has to be pulled back in order for the roof to retract) I found them on a disk that I have, they are called SLIDING ROOF GUIDE RAIL STOPPER AND ARE MADE OF RUBBER. It didn't give me a part number.
Any & all help will be greatly appreciated.
If anyone has these parts and are willing to part with them, please PM me.
Thanks

 

Club lexus won't allow the link or even let me spell the site name for one site where you can go to find the info... Or use the link at the bottom of this post to Sewell's diagram of the Package Tray parts.

The first site you might try is "a right to repair" website on the world wide web. a site called t-o-y-o-d-i-y dot com (remove the hyphens - sorry)

there you can "select your car" enter your VIN, select the MODEL, go to BODY and then Package TRAY

In my FSM for my 2002 the drain tray are 64753B (RH) and 64754B (LH) the drain hose 90467-11085 which is a standard hose used over several cars.

Now the part number for cushion... the best I can decipher is 64907C (RH) and 64909B (LH) for the tonneau cover stopper. The rubber "cushion" does not seem to have a part number ....it most likely does, but its not well defined on the diagram.

http://lexus.sewellparts.com/oem-cat...C430-2004.html

 

Thanks Bob, you're the one. I do love this forum. Everyone is always right there, and ready to help.

 

geez Bob, what's up with that on names? I noticed that too a few weeks ago I tried to post something on the TOY word too.

 

I could be wrong, but I suspect Club Lexus has had some sort of problem with certain websites or vendors so they have hard coded certain URLs to display ****** to prevent linking from their site, which, of course, they have every right to do. In the case of that site, which is a site that promotes "right to repair" Toyota has, according to that site, enforced their copyright demanding that diagrams be removed.