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Looking for part numbers: 75531D and 75533F from the image at http://tinyurl.com/ktmy2g2

Need em shipped to 84653

Thanks,
Jim

I'm interested in the passenger sun visor and the plastic panel below the steering wheel (the one with the hood release attached to it). Are they in good shape, and how much?

I guess that's better than the $103 for a new one. I have to drive to Denver for a few days, I'll PM you when I get back to work out payment.

13 year old drove the vert into a wall and busted all the mounting tabs

Do you still have this? Last owner of my celi cut holes in mine.




If so, how much shipped to 84653?

nevermind on my glass, I have driver's side, not passenger.

If you only need the guide plate, this isn't a bad price: '95 guide

If you need glass, I have one, but the rubber is scratched up from the window being run when the guide was broken.

If your motors are still making noise, see this thread fix convertible motors

Cool! Right now the part that broke (aluminum pivot arm that the J hook screws into) is at my neighbor's machine shop. He thinks he can mill a new one. If that doesn't work out, I'll buy one from that site.

ok, they're not roll pins, they just look that way in the pic. It's a solid pin that's been scored along its length to make it stay in the hole.

I pushed mine out and replaced with 3/32" rolled pins (Home Depot). They press in nice with a bench vice. Bad news is, one broke the second day. Replaced that in 40 minutes -- will see how it does.

Some tips:

• I removed the metal spacer thing (3 X 10mm bolts) above the speakers to access the motors & left the speakers in.
• Don't try to drill out the pin left in the shaft -- it's hardened steel. Put the shaft in a vice and press or tap it out. I would put the shaft in the vice, not the housing, to avoid bending anything.
• You can press te new pin in with the gear off, then slide the gear and springwasher back on after.
• Seal the motor body to the gear housing with some silicone to keep the grease from oozing out over time.
• Using an L-shaped allen wrench for the 4 hex screws on the motor takes forever.
• When replacing the panel, get it into place, align/insert the end of the inside quarter window weather strip with the rubber attached to the door, then put in the plastic keepers along the seatback edge (if you want to), then move on to the screws.

Looks like a roll pin from the pic.

I think my 97 has the same prob. First the left went and yesterday the right. Damn happy to find this post!

Now if I could only find a replacement hold down latch for less than $200

The glass and guide together were $120 after shipping. They wouldn't give me just the guide

Looking for the (driver's side) latch that secures the top to the windshield frame.

What broke is the peice that the J bolt screws into, but swapping out the whole latch assembly is probably the easiest option.

Latches may be same for both sides, not sure yet.

I got a quarter-window (with the white nylon guide bushings attached) from www.billystoyotaparts.com. Might give them a try.

Perfect!

Man, I didn't expect to find out that quickly.
Thanks.

I found this part on the passenger side floor of my 97 convertible. Looked around and didn't see anything obvious missing. Anyone know what it is?

Redlabel, have you been able to find this? If so can I get your source?

I need the same (well, similar) thing. The bottom (middle) nylon wheel has broken and popped off of mine.

Thanks.