Website With Parts Diagrams?

[w@ntonsoup]

I'm looking for those "exploded view" parts diagrams with part numbers on a website, so I can order some replacement trim pieces. Any ideas?

[wb578]

I'm looking for those "exploded view" parts diagrams with part numbers on a website, so I can order some replacement trim pieces. Any ideas?

You might want to try http://techinfo.toyota.com/

It costs $10 per day / $50 per month / or $350 per year for access; but most of what you could want is in there.

Be forewarned, it will take some searching and A LOT of downloading of pdf files.

[w@ntonsoup]

Thanks - but I've seen dozens of dealer sites have this stuff for free, I just can't find one right now for Lexus!

[w@ntonsoup]

I'll just harass the parts guy next time I'm near my dealer (20m away) :)

[gtoph]

I'll just harass the parts guy next time I'm near my dealer (20m away) :)

If you ever do remember that website let us know :)

[w@ntonsoup]

Well if you go to parts.com - they have them on most of their websites for every model. Toyota and Lexus seem to be missing - I wonder if Toyota USA threatened a lawsuit or something..

[Gryphon]

I suspect that some automobile manufacturers do prevent parts diagrams from being made available to the public. I have found that some motorcycle diagrams are conspicuously missing while others are easy to find.

Tom