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  1. J

    Question about damage to new radiator from shipping

    Will be fine, I received a Denso radiator in similar shape delivered by FedEx a couple of years ago.
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    Need help with part numbers - Toyota

    Thanks for the tip. Didn’t even cross my mind to look at McMaster in this scenario.
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    Need help with part numbers - Toyota

    Completed the job, it was a miserable day to do any work on the car. Couple of points I learned: the 2 bolts holding the trans cooler are p/n 91621-60614. Also, 5/16” ID generic hose is just a tad too loose. Wish I had known that before because it would’ve same me some time having to put the old...
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    Need help with part numbers - Toyota

    Thanks @FowVay - I ordered the 2 bolts too that hold the oil cooler sub assy to the vehicle. All parts expected to be delivered by end of the week. @michaelluscher - appreciate the link. Bookmarked it for the corolla and the pathfinder. This will make future part number hunts compared to...
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    Need help with part numbers - Toyota

    Called and confirmed with the local dealership - part numbers are exactly as described by @FowVay in post #12. The 90080-44125 is part number for each of the hoses. I purchased the clamps from an out of state dealer and getting it shipped for half the price of ordering it from the in town...
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    Need help with part numbers - Toyota

    Perfect, I appreciate the help. I will post back here tomorrow once I give the dealer a call.
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    Need help with part numbers - Toyota

    Thanks!! One more question, are you able to tell the difference between the 90080-44125 and the 32907-02030? This is a North American made Corolla. I’ll also give the dealer a call tomorrow.
  8. J

    How should I deal with this rust on the underside of my older F-150

    If you plan on keeping it more than a couple of years, I’d highly recommend scraping the loose rust off, wash it, do the 3 step POR15 approach. On the insides of the rails, generous application of fluid film. My pathfinder had similar rust issues when I bought it 4 years ago - I did what I...
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    Need help with part numbers - Toyota

    Thanks @FowVay What section did you look under to find that diagram? I made mark up - hoses and clamps in blue are what I’m trying to figure out. 32921R, 32921J, 32941, 32942, 32921D and 32922A.
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    Need help with part numbers - Toyota

    Awesome, thanks a bunch! So does this mean I go to Napa or Oreillys and just get their generic ATF hose to cut to length? I’ll call the dealership and see what they can do for the clamps. I was able to thumb those 2 bolts out, working them back and forth very very slowly. They are very very...
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    Need help with part numbers - Toyota

    Thanks - I did look at Toyota Parts Deal and Olathe’s website. neither seemed to show an exploded diagram under their transmission and automatic transmission sections. Partly why i wasn’t sure. The constant tension clamps look fine - not too much rust. But I figured change them out while I’m in...
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    Need help with part numbers - Toyota

    Noticed ATF dripping below the radiator area on the ‘05 Corolla (1zz fe). Crept underneath the car and I’m pretty sure it’s coming from the trans cooler metal lines. I ordered the part (#32907-02030) and it should get here in the next couple of days. Can someone here please help me with finding...
  13. J

    A Volvo related question

    The 3.2 is way better than the 4cyl and 5cyl engines from Volvo of the era. There are still plenty of folks complaining about oil burning on those, just nowhere near as problematic as the 4/5 cyls. Still wouldn’t consider them reliable compared to say a Toyota V6/ VQ35 - VQ40 / Merc M272 / GM LTX.
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    2009 Pontiac Vibe, Big Block

    Does the Vibe feel peppier with the 2AZ FE compared to the 1zz fe? Also, how’s the NVH in that Vibe compared to your prior Vibes? My Corolla with the 1zz fe is louder than I’d like it to be - it’s got another 100k miles to get to the magical 299,999 mark. The gen. 10 was the next replacement...
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    2010 Saab 9-5 NG

    For sure, Saab in the 80s had very well engineered vehicles - perhaps exceeding what their peers were doing. Same as Volvos of the era. Those come at a cost. Saab would’ve gone bankrupt sooner if GM or someone else hadn’t stepped in - just wish GM wouldn’t have let Saab flounder at the bottom of...
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    A Volvo related question

    Those are Aisin FW8xx series transmissions. Better odds of their reliability than the 4 cyl engines.
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    2010 Saab 9-5 NG

    Saw this video on the YouTubes by Doug Demuro: hadn’t looked at one of this videos in a long time. Still find his presentation annoying Mr reviewer doesn’t seem to have heard of hyper flash with LEDs nor does he understand that the night panel deactivates the gauges but each one of them pops...
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    2010 Saab 9-5 NG

    They had the 9-7x typical of that era’s badge engineering. I never understood that suv - it’s like GM didn’t even let SAAB try to add any SAABness to it except the key between the seats
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    2010 Saab 9-5 NG

    A co-worker’s mom had a 9-4x. Never sat in it. single owner, loaded Aero. It got totaled in 2019, that was a sad day watching the car get towed away by the insurance tow truck
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    2010 Saab 9-5 NG

    No recalls fortunately per the NHTSA vin search
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