For OEM Toyota parts I use TRD Sparks and Toyota of Cool Springs.

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Originally posted by Excam_Man:
Most of the time you can locate a place by g**gleing what you want.

https://www.google.com/search?...rome-mobile&ie=UTF-8

I tried that. I guess I wasn’t specific. I was hoping for suggestions like I’ve received.

RockAuto works at times.

I've had the best luck searching the manufacturers distribution website (if I don't have the correct OEM part number) and search using that part number. Cuts out on all of the aftermarket crap that 'fits' what I am working on at the time.

If rockauto doesn’t have what you need, I’ve used this site for factory Toyota parts: www.toyotapartsdeal.com

Rockauto for most stuff.

Sometimes I will check Amazon but you really have the exact part number to find stuff.

Local shops sometimes. Things are always cheaper on Rockauto but for small items sometimes shipping it to much.

I just bought and received a hard-to-find cv axle from partsgeek.com for a dollar or 2 less thank rockauto

Amazon is the first place I look for car parts.
If you search in "automotive" you can add and retain your cars for future searches, just like most parts house web sites, that lets you filter by parts that only fit your car. Works pretty well, with lots of parts that are free 2 day shipping with Prime.

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Originally posted by BB61:

quote:

Originally posted by Excam_Man:
Most of the time you can locate a place by g**gleing what you want.

https://www.google.com/search?...rome-mobile&ie=UTF-8

I tried that. I guess I wasn’t specific. I was hoping for suggestions like I’ve received.

Your question was clear.
My reply wasn't.

I meant that sometimes you can g**gle it and find the part cheaper than the places you are checking out.
Many times, I enter a part number and find real savings from some company I've never heard of before.

I've also had good experiences with Rock Auto.