1st gen carbon build up in intake, why and how to clean.

I will do just that thank you very much

 

This….
I just bought OEM knock sensors and from what I recall they weren’t 600 bucks. I’ll see where and how I obtained them and get back to you.

 

I called two different Toyota dealerships in Phoenix Arizona both were about $10 off of each other but they were $289 a piece. But if you could let me know that would be great.

 

Sent you a pm

 

You could always look for a part out on here for a used one. They don't go bad very often.

 

Online parts dealers will get you a better price.

https://toyotaparts.lagrangetoyota....meT0yMDAxJnQ9cHJlLXJ1bm5lciZlPTMtNGwtdjYtZ2Fz

 

Don't call- use their online ordering systems. If I call or walk into my local dealer the part is MSRP or a few dollars less at best. Online, same dealer, same part, bigger discount. Then I just pick them up at the dealer.

 

For the record, their online system has given me the wrong part #s before. Wasted a week.

 

I only suggest using part numbers from parts.toyota.com (using your VIN), not the individual dealer catalog / order systems. Even then- parts.toyota.com requires you to know what you're looking at on the diagrams, and what options were available. I haven't gotten the wrong part numbers by looking them up in the parts.toyota.com catalog and then ordering them from a dealer/online warehouse. The dealer-specific sites often warn me that the part isn't for my vehicle when it most certainly is. I'm not saying it's a guarantee that parts.toyota.com gets it right every time, but I have had a very high success rate with this practice.