G6-20 Posted 30 September 2018 Report Posted 30 September 2018 im struggling to understand how toyota part numbers work. they seem to be unlike any ive come across, for instance, in toyota's parts catalogue, they will have the gasket marked as 22215, but that isnt actually the number for what you want, it seems more of a number for that type of gasket, as if you search the net, it will throw 20 different gaskets as you, all starting 22215 with a different 5 digit number on the back, relating to which one/car it actually is.. can someone help me understand how to get parts for my car, as this is normally a simple thing for me, but i cant seem to understand. where do i get those other 5 digits from ? im after these 2 gaskets in pic, to start with :
Jim881 Posted 30 September 2018 Report Posted 30 September 2018 im struggling to understand how toyota part numbers work. they seem to be unlike any ive come across, for instance, in toyota's parts catalogue, they will have the gasket marked as 22215, but that isnt actually the number for what you want, it seems more of a number for that type of gasket, as if you search the net, it will throw 20 different gaskets as you, all starting 22215 with a different 5 digit number on the back, relating to which one/car it actually is.. can someone help me understand how to get parts for my car, as this is normally a simple thing for me, but i cant seem to understand. where do i get those other 5 digits from ? im after these 2 gaskets in pic, to start with : Hope this helps mateSent from my Lenovo YT-X703F using Tapatalk
G6-20 Posted 30 September 2018 Author Report Posted 30 September 2018 not in the slightest, lol. thanks anyway
Jim881 Posted 30 September 2018 Report Posted 30 September 2018 What gen? 7? not in the slightest, lol. thanks anyway Sent from my Lenovo YT-X703F using Tapatalk
G6-20 Posted 30 September 2018 Author Report Posted 30 September 2018 (edited) found this link, but it doesnt help me. thank fcuk im not the only one. where the hell did that guy get the 61021 number of the exhaust from (last 5 digits) there was nothing on the schematic with that number ! https://forum.ih8mud.com/threads/making-sense-of-toyota-part-numbers.760777/ Edited 30 September 2018 by G6-20
Jim881 Posted 30 September 2018 Report Posted 30 September 2018 This should be better I showed you gen 7 beforeSent from my Lenovo YT-X703F using Tapatalk
G6-20 Posted 30 September 2018 Author Report Posted 30 September 2018 ffs, found you have to click on the number, to reveal a second number, god sake. im just angry now.
99GT Posted 30 September 2018 Report Posted 30 September 2018 Just describe it to the dealer in person and they'll figure it out. If they're unsure they'll just show you the diagram on their screen to make sure.
G6-20 Posted 30 September 2018 Author Report Posted 30 September 2018 2 hours ago, 99GT said: Just describe it to the dealer in person and they'll figure it out. If they're unsure they'll just show you the diagram on their screen to make sure. dont have time to go to a dealer, too busy working, and they arent open sundays. have to buy online, only option its ok, ive figured it out now, you click on the part number, and it goes into another screen, with the second lot of numbers, for the full part number. stupid system really, using 2 sets of numbers, but oh well, know now.
G6-20 Posted 3 October 2018 Author Report Posted 3 October 2018 (edited) for anyone else, thats as confused and clueless as i was. my advice is go to : https://toyota.epc-data.com/ and enter your 17 digit chassis number, from your cars registration log book, into the search box, in top corner of site. it'll bypass all the thinking and confusion, and put you straight to your cars parts. you have to click on the 5 digit number, in the schematic picture, of the part you need, to open up a 2nd box, with the actual 10 digit part number. the 2 gaskets i was looking for, come up as : 22215-74380 22271-88461 and ive been looking for an exhaust hanger bracket for weeks too, which is : 17508-74080 its easy when you know how, confusing when you dont Edited 3 October 2018 by G6-20 2
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