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Rubber boot for drop links in front suspension  are split and I need to find replacements. Please see the attached picture. Anyone else faced this and found part number or substitute for other Toyota models, if you can share it, that will be much appreciated. I’ll also keep looking. Thank you

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4 minutes ago, Teekay said:

Rubber boot for drop links in front suspension  are split and I need to find replacements. Please see the attached picture. Anyone else faced this and found part number or substitute for other Toyota models, if you can share it, that will be much appreciated. I’ll also keep looking. Thank you

D239337E-7854-4ACB-ABA6-BC2866C32769.jpeg

https://toyota.epc-data.com/alphard/ggh20w/62602/chassis/4803/48820B/ 

 

this seems like part diagram

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2 minutes ago, Picasso said:

What's your reg no. I will tell you the part no. 

Not registered yet!

Posted
3 hours ago, Teekay said:

Not registered yet!

 

Does not need to be !

 

You don't need it registered to have a VIN number !

The VIN belongs to the vehicle, not the DVLA.

 

You should find it in the B pillar, passenger side.

It Won't look like a European one, because it isn't.

 

Picasso is trying to help you.

 

I checked the EPC myself, and there does not appear to be a rubber boot on there.

There are more than one stay bar, maybe the boot comes attached to the correct one !

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1 hour ago, Rojie said:

 

Does not need to be !

 

You don't need it registered to have a VIN number !

The VIN belongs to the vehicle, not the DVLA.

 

You should find it in the B pillar, passenger side.

It Won't look like a European one, because it isn't.

 

Picasso is trying to help you.

 

I checked the EPC myself, and there does not appear to be a rubber boot on there.

There are more than one stay bar, maybe the boot comes attached to the correct one !

Sorry not sure what you are saying. Reg number was what we were talking about. I’ve had pmed Picasso, it’s fine. No confusion here

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12 hours ago, Teekay said:

Sorry not sure what you are saying. Reg number was what we were talking about. I’ve had pmed Picasso, it’s fine. No confusion here

 

Picasso asked you for the VIN number, which is allocated by Toyota; and is displayed on the B pillar, passenger side.

 

I assumed that, because you said the van wasn't registered, i.e. assigned a registration number, you couldn't provide the VIN number as requested by Picasso.

 

I am glad Lee sorted it for you, he is probably the best member for part numbers.

 

 

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only issue is how long has this boot not being able to stop the crudd entering the joint...personally I would change the complete arm

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9 hours ago, Rojie said:

 

Picasso asked you for the VIN number, which is allocated by Toyota; and is displayed on the B pillar, passenger side.

 

I assumed that, because you said the van wasn't registered, i.e. assigned a registration number, you couldn't provide the VIN number as requested by Picasso.

 

I am glad Lee sorted it for you, he is probably the best member for part numbers.

 

 

When reg was asked I replied not available 

 

when Vin was suggested as substitute I pm’ed, Simple. Thanks anyway

 

 Thanks Picasso !

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9 hours ago, ThuMentaliss said:

only issue is how long has this boot not being able to stop the crudd entering the joint...personally I would change the complete arm

Great point! I need to find decent mechanic to get my wish list of checks and preventives started

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On 10/27/2022 at 12:39 PM, Teekay said:

Rubber boot for drop links in front suspension  are split and I need to find replacements. Please see the attached picture. Anyone else faced this and found part number or substitute for other Toyota models, if you can share it, that will be much appreciated. I’ll also keep looking. Thank you

D239337E-7854-4ACB-ABA6-BC2866C32769.jpeg

I replaced mine.. made a big difference in handling. Mine were shot.

Not expensive if you get aftermarket

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My Toyota garage replaced mine no problem, but they weren’t cheap.

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26 minutes ago, arthurj said:

My Toyota garage replaced mine no problem, but they weren’t cheap.

Roughly how much, I’ll ask my local.

 

 For tracking/wheel alignment they had flat fee of 99

Posted
9 minutes ago, Teekay said:

Roughly how much, I’ll ask my local.

£281.78 for replacing both drop links. £89.41 for each link and £95 Labour.

 

Parts 48820-02070 x2 and 90179-12151 x4.

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sorry to say but it seems any parts that are not service parts are pretty expensive and not original Manufacture's source  I should have learnt my lesson after owning two bongos

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16 hours ago, arthurj said:

£281.78 for replacing both drop links. £89.41 for each link and £95 Labour.

 

Parts 48820-02070 x2 and 90179-12151 x4.

Blimey!

I recently replaced both mine, pretty straight forward with a jack/socket set and checking out YouTube videos.

They only cost £16.95 each from https://www.japeurocarparts.co.uk

Check with them that the parts fit your model with vin number before ordering.

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16 hours ago, Alfie said:

Blimey!

I recently replaced both mine, pretty straight forward with a jack/socket set and checking out YouTube videos.

They only cost £16.95 each from https://www.japeurocarparts.co.uk

Check with them that the parts fit your model with vin number before ordering.

That’s fantastic👍👏

 

 can you please share the YouTube video link.

 

 I know someone who might do it for me as he is much more handy

 

 many thanks for your post, really helpful

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11 minutes ago, Teekay said:

That’s fantastic👍👏

 

 can you please share the YouTube video link.

 

 I know someone who might do it for me as he is much more handy

 

 many thanks for your post, really helpful

Sure, they're pretty universal, this one is a guy doing one on a Corsa but pretty much the same 

 

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Just now, Alfie said:

Sure, they're pretty universal, this one is a guy doing one on a Corsa but pretty much the same 

 

Many thanks, I’ve also pmed you. I’m trying to get members who are willing to also chat in other more interactive ways. 

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