Dog damage. Need part number.

Hi folks,

My dog (7 month old golden retriever) did some damage to the truck while I was out getting lunch. Can anyone tell me what the part number of this cup holder plastic is and where I can get it? If replacing is not an easy/cost effective option, should I try JB weld or something, sand and paint?

Any tips are appreciated, thanks.

 

Cheapest route is scrap yard. Or try ebay. Dealer would be in the Hundreds.

 

These are a hard find on ebay. I look all the time.

I would try a salvage yard.

 

good looking dog, he still looks like hes a pup
.:im retarded, didnt see the 7 month old part...:.

 

hahah


sorry thats not funny really....


im not laughing anymore......


i swear

 

Ouch! He has an innocent face, but he sure did some damage. lol Good luck with a replacement.

 

Dog looks very guilty.

 

i would leave it.....not a real big deal

 

I would just sand it down to smooth it out and then check out pick a part.

 

http://www.toyodiy.com/parts/

 

Yep, I'd recommend a U-pullit yard also. In the future, leave a chew toy in the truck with her. Good looking puppy.

 

Thanks for the suggestions guys, I will check out DIY/yard sites.

The gouges aren't too deep so I am thinking it might be possible to fill it with a plastic filler, sand and paint. Anyone know what plastic filler to use? I have used JB Weld in the past, but that's not really a filler.

Thanks again for the suggestions.

 

Here you go:

https://www.oemparts123.com/partloc...2500&callout=7&catalogid=2&displayCatalogid=0

 

Can anyone really blame the poor guy?!?! I mean, the cupholders look like a bone!

 

I don't know, looking at his face, I don't think he did it. Are you sure it wasn't like that from the factory

 

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I suggest a visit to your local pro body/paint supply store. They will have a product to "fill" for plastic bumpers. Locally, I have had good luck with a product, brand name - Dominion Sure Seal. The specific product I used is their semi rigid bonding and plastic repair (recommended by my local Toyota body shop) http://www.dominionsureseal.com/productsdetails.asp?id=148&catid=32

I used it to repair some gouges I made to the interior side of the rear hatch on the wife's 4Runner. After that I paid a guy to drop by my house and color match the plastic (Body shop recommends him, seems he travels from dealer to dealer and is the local authority on plastic panel color matching). He even did this whole texture thing using some sheets of textured material, some "Crazy Glue", and plastic sanding residue. This was followed by a wet mix of colors - was bit a good bit of skill and a whole lot of magic, but the repair was undetectable for around $50 (40 of which went to this guy).

Caveat: This is the only product that I have experience with, but there must be many others.

Edit: forgot to mention how a friend's setter once ate the arm off a sofa when they they him alone too long in the house. His stomach was tight as a drum with all that foam expanded up inside him. I thought it was funny all the way up to where he told me how much the vet bill was.

 

I used a plastic filler when I redid some motorcycle fairings (old plastic ones, not the new fiberglass ones). I believe it was a bondo product but it specifically made for use as a plastic filler. It was easy to work with and sandable. I'd suggest a visit to an auto parts store if you want to go this route. Filling it in would be fairly simple, just labor intensive. Matching that paint would be a pain.

Edit: Maybe paint it with bed liner so it stands a little better chance next time your pup goes to town on the interior of your truck!

 

OUCH!! You guys are right (obviously), its mucho dinero to try and replace that part. I will see if I can just fix-it-up and paint.

Love the bedliner idea. I might just paint the whole thing in gray bedliner and not worry about paint matching.

 

HAHAHA, that's funny! I mean, its not funny because its my car, but if it wasn't my car, its funny!!