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Parts list to buy a new sport hood, thoughts?

Discussion in '3rd Gen. Tacomas (2016-2023)' started by swils, Feb 11, 2020.

  1. Feb 11, 2020 at 5:37 PM
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    swils

    swils [OP] Well-Known Member

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    For anyone who has gone and bought a fresh hood, does this list look right to you?

    So I've trawled the TW threads trying to find an answer, and this I found a parts list I found that seemed right for a 3rd gen sport hood+all necessary bits. When I went to the dealership to talk about buying one, they priced one out for me and added a few more items. Some of those appear to be screws/nuts. The online price is significantly cheaper than in-store, and they told me they can't honor the online price (even through their own dealership's website's part store... *shrug*).

    1x 76181-04900 Bulge, hood L/Pai
    1x 76183-04010 Protector, Hood B
    1x 76182-04010 Guide, hood air I
    1x 76185-04010 Protector, Hood b
    1x 53301-04230 Hood Sub-assy
    2x 53393-04010 Protector, Hood
    4x 90080-17189 Nut, flange
    4x 90167-50063 Screw, pan tappin
     
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  2. Feb 11, 2020 at 5:44 PM
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    This is one of those things you buy locally. At least the hood.

    Hoods are too easy to mess up in shipping. There's a YouTube channel where a guy ended up having 2 or 3 hoods shipped and they'd all come damaged
     
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  3. Feb 11, 2020 at 5:59 PM
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    I'd likely get the hood shipped directly to dealer, saves some $300 odd freight cost. If I ordered it through the dealership's online parts store (and got the ~$650 price instead of their in-store ~$1000), wouldn't it be the same as buying locally? I don't imagine they keep a stock of fresh hoods there
     
  4. Feb 11, 2020 at 6:16 PM
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    In that case
     
  5. Feb 11, 2020 at 6:40 PM
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    In my experience, local parts and logic don’t mix. You truly have to outsmart them at their own game.

    my example. I was trying to buy the cast aluminum running boards. My local was priced at the normal MSRP but would price match online stores. The catch was price matched to door/shipped. So they would match the cost plus shipping only even though they wouldn’t be shipping it and I’d be picking it up directly from them. All the online prices shipped for the boards were stupid high and they wouldn’t budge. I finally looked one day and found a place that would ship it for like 35$ :eek: and even though they weren’t the cheapest on the boards, it was maybe 50$ more that the cheapest I found (but their shipping was north of 250$). I had my local price match and then went to pick them up.

    come time to pay they matched the cost plus shipping then added sales tax ( no tax if I went online). Told him what sense does that make for me to not just order online and be cheaper. Also pointed out they tacked on shipping cost (granted only 35$) even though it wasn’t shipped to my door. Told him you can’t have it both ways and if your going to compare it needs to be apples to apples and he would have to fudge the numbers on the cost to add the tax so the final amount was still the same! I played their game and won this round
     
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  6. Mar 12, 2020 at 7:49 AM
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    Anyone know the difference between part number 76182-04010 versus 76182-04011?
     

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