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FWIW I can just read the text in @ChapmanF ’s wiring diagram posting. A lifetime looking duplicated/faxed/tattered vendors’ drawings helps. :)
Entering that part no on Amayama, looks legit. Buy Genuine Toyota 9017114013 (90171-14013) Nut, Castle. Prices, fast shipping, photos, weight -...
He’s in Israel though, could be dealerships there are a different ballgame.
There’s not separate parts department? That’s troubling, maybe contact Toyota corporate. Hopefully they care. I wouldn’t count on it though, the...
Maybe download the owners manual in pdf format (Toyota Tech Info website is one source), and search it with relevant terms. I doubt it matters,...
Have a look at the brake fluid change link in my signature. (On a phone turn it landscape to see signatures.)
That’s telling. Toyota USA parts site was invaluable, till 2-3 years back, when it inexplicably went through an “upgrade”. Maybe explicable…
Do you have Toyota dealerships? Google says yes. I’d ask this of a Toyota parts department; have your VIN ready.
Your oxygen sensor should be original, it's in the exhaust manifold. Doesn't mean there's not a problem, just to clarify: [ATTACH]
Yeah I think I've done the gaskets two different ways, at least some of them, and it didn't seem to matter. I did see one video, maybe a south...
Still begs the question: which are the "wrong" and "right" orientations. The repair manual doesn't clarify. One thing occurs to me, if you have...
It for sure says miles after the odometer number? a VIN search might clarify.
There’s a concept, called Peter Principle, that’s somewhat applicable to tech levels in cars; when the complexity reaches a point you can’t make a...
Maybe even Toyota’s confused; I see this gasket in Repair Manual showing clips pointed in intake manifold direction, but I’m fairly certain when I...
I posted this, but I’m not completely convinced I’ve got it right. Not sure how important it is too....
