Any ideas on tune-up parts dealers (online or not) for '05, V6 Tundra, 1GR-FE engine.

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Any ideas on tune-up parts dealers (online or not) for '05, V6 Tundra, 1GR-FE engine.

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02-17-2008, 05:03 PM

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Any ideas on tune-up parts dealers (online or not) for '05, V6 Tundra, 1GR-FE engine.

Does anyone know of a good parts dealer for tune-up (cap, rotor, wires, brake pads) for the '05, Tundra , V6, 2WD, 1GR-FE engine?

The local dealers (Pepboys, Kragen, Autozone) are not carrying anything (under hood parts) I need for it. As for pads, I'm after just something similar to stock performance without damaging the rotors or making lots of dust stains.

[ I would consider the dealer but I'm bitter the guys tried to rip me off.
My truck was already there for the "front lower ball joint recall" and the wheels were already off. The service guy call up and says I need pads and he can do it for $227. Is he kidding? ]

Thanks for the help.

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