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Best Place For Toyota Parts?
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I need a new master cylinder for the wife's 2004 Sequoia, with the pressure switches. Seems this is difficult to find. Anyone have a good source for Toyota parts? Thanks, Troy
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Never bought from them but their prices are better than what i can find locally.
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Thanks.
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American Toyota does a lot of mail order stuff and is great to deal with.
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i was getting my stuff from a place called "town and country toyota"..it then dawned on me to check if my local toyota dealership had an online store..they did.
now i just walk in and ask if i can get the internet pricing..so far, about 3 times, they have said yes. worth checking. saves me a couple bucks on filters. i have never ordered anything substantial like a master cylinder.
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I'll give the local dealer a chance. They quouted me $750 to replace the master cylinder so that turned me off to them big time.
The problem I have is the parts that are actually defective are the pressure switches. They don't sell those seperately but as part of the MC. Seens only Toyota offers the complete unit with switches. Thanks, Troy
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yuck!! how annoying!
good luck.. any pick and pull in your area? 
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Did you try my link? $50-$75, close enough to pick up. This is how I keep my nearly 400K mile Tundra on the road.
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I did try the link. I think I want to put a new one on since its the family truckster. You know...
Thanks though. I can at least cut the dealer cost in half by doing it myself. Troy
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I use Lithia Toyota. I don't know how they are for Sequoia parts, but they're a great resource for hard to find MR2 parts.
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