You can find them on various parts websites. For example, rockauto.com has "reconditioned" OEM cap for $29.99+shipping: http://info.rockauto.com/Transwheel/Detail.html?TQ68ZW9185F For the same price, Amazon has them new, but without the toyota logo. On Oct 23, 8:39*pm, jake.pinneb...@gmail.com wrote:

Here is another web site: http://forum.ih8mud.com/60-series-wagons/105626-here-toyota-part-s-starter-rebuild.html "Toshi" <tshimiz@gmail.com> wrote in message news:238daf2b-e40d-4278-8a94-2fe57c62afd0@g61g2000hsf.googlegroups.com...

Rockauto.com seems to list one part number for both banks. Denso Aftermarket is the only brand that still has two numbers, but these two look identical (maybe a generic picture). Since Denso is the only sensor for this application (the others rebox the Denso), just get two Densos. #8946741011 FRONT Passenger Side; Calif 8946741020, 8946741021 FRONT Driver Side; Calif

On Oct 18, 10:13*pm, Ray <R...@ray.com> wrote: I`ve had a problem like this on other vehicles and what it was ? in my vehicles ? was a battery that wouldnt hold its charge anymore. What happens is MAYBE / there is a dead cell in the battery or a weak one which runs the battery down when parked . On startup the alternator is fully loaded to recharge the weak battery and therefore May/?MAKE THE BELTY SQUEAL BECAUSE OF THE HEAVY LOAD ON

On Oct 19, 6:39*pm, Peter Browry <pbro...@yahoo.com> wrote: You say it bumps now, when was the last time before the service you checked tires with an accurate gauge?? What are they now with that same accurate gauge? To say "basicly they seem like before" "Seem" is a guess, an uneducated nothing. You said the engine is now noisy, so what does driving behavior have to do with Noise, it doesnt , oil can make it noisier, and quieter. You need to learn about more than cars. Ok they switched...

On Oct 17, 10:03*am, "desgnr" <des...@verizon.net> wrote: I dont know about mixing colors but 2 years ago I used Prestone 5 year silicone free antifreeze in my `02 Camry-4 (95,000 K) I always used distilled water as well. You can buy distilled water at the grocery store or get it from your de-humidifier (if you have one in the basement.) I used a 70 % mix anti-freeze to water ,as I was going up to northern

That should hold it for a while. Most valve covers without stoppers (or little standoffs) would benefit. This design is not ideal. Because the large spark plug tube seals compress easily and you lose clamping force. Most shops won't bother waiting 30 min. and retorque. That's why I say, for example, the Honda design is much better.

Ok, then it's probably the malfunctioning brake switch didn't activate the *shift lever* interlock. Brake lights probably didn't work then? Can be dangerous. On Oct 15, 10:31*am, "RD" <dosvader2...@hotmail.com> wrote:

I suspect the original fill in the PS system is NOT Dexron ATF. Toyota probably used some standard PS fluid. Since Dexron III has a severe service life of about 30K miles, do flush it every 2 years/30K miles. Should help the PS system. You can do repeated changes in the reservoir. Like every oil change or everyother change. Just takes longer. Takes more fluid and changes, because you mix new and old. Works too. Done that.

1996 Lexus ES has them, however, rockauto.com doesn't list them for the Camry. So there may be minor differences in the mount and electrical circuit for the heater. So the ES is the Camry with *different* sheet metals. Lexus: http://info.rockauto.com/BodyParts/Detail2.htm?http://www.orderkeystone.com/images/400/LX1321101.jpg Camry: http://info.rockauto.com/BodyParts/Detail2.htm?http://www.orderkeystone.com/images/400/TO1320114.jpg

<johngdole@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:4a9471c4-d556-48a5-a8b0-585c77a11bf7@s1g2000prg.googlegroups.com... So, ransley, can you confirm you were talking about putting gear box oil into a automatic transmission? Or was it misunderstanding.?

On Oct 14, 11:07*pm, FloridaNan <florida...@gmail.com> wrote: Right cap-distributor, check if coil has oil residue on it, and be sure cap is tight

Great. Now all they have to do is get through bankruptcy. News tech, especially GM always has teething pains and GM has never been thorough with their R&D. Recall the Vega. I suggest we all wait and see. Bill Gratchic RN <johngdole@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:618e3056-af13-4600-a60f-47d07bf26485@c36g2000prc.googlegroups.com...

On Oct 7, 12:32*pm, Daniel <nospampls2...@yahoo.com> wrote: My dunlops were so slippery even stopped at a light in rain they would spin taking off, and not stop me.

"JM" <johnny@melvin.com> wrote in message news:vsxHk.14007$I31.2320@newsfe24.ams2... As are mine. I have to be careful they don't get caught in the doors.

Daniel wrote: Ok, thanks for this answer. It worked (the hard braking)!

problem solved, thread closed.

"Pszemol" <Pszemol@PolBox.com> wrote in message news:gcndut.agg.0@poczta.onet.pl... My bad, I mis-understood your post, you are correct. -- Ray O (correct punctuation to reply)

On Oct 8, 1:49*pm, Ravi <vinnam...@gmail.com> wrote: 105 to look at it, where in Beverly Hills! call in a few days I bet they drop the fee. But even so they will be maybe double the normal price. It may not be all you say but one area on one side, or a cv joint unless it happens all the time on bumps. Any good shop guarntees their work.

On Oct 8, 8:05*pm, johngd...@hotmail.com wrote: Hey JD check your email, now you can read reviews on everything,, it was clicking on turning at parking at 20000 in 93 and toy "couldnt find it"