t-100 oil pan

[aztaco1]

Wheres the cheapest place to buy a t-100 oil pan. 2.7l if that matters. Im becoming broke and need the cheapest. This and the steering box is the last I need before cutting.

[CronusTRD]

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[NUKE]

Originally Posted by aztaco1

Wheres the cheapest place to buy a t-100 oil pan. 2.7l if that matters. Im becoming broke and need the cheapest. This and the steering box is the last I need before cutting.

Make sure you get ALL the parts!

12101-75060 (T100 2.7 oilpan)
11494-75010 (oil hole plate)
15104-75020 (pickup tube)
91651-60614 (6mm x 14mm bolt) (4 req'd)
15147-75020 (gasket)

You can get the side mount dip stick if you wish but it's not necessary. I used the stock front mount stick and it works fine. You just have to "re-calibrate" the hash marks.

[hytenor]

Originally Posted by NUKE

You can get the side mount dip stick if you wish but it's not necessary. I used the stock front mount stick and it works fine. You just have to "re-calibrate" the hash marks.

please elaborate

[NUKE]

Originally Posted by hytenor

please elaborate

You mean the hash marks???
With the rear sump pan almost all the oil is in the back (what a surprise!!! ). With 5 quarts of oil in the pan it barely reaches the tip of the stick, even though there is plenty of oil for the engine. I also found out, from the local dealer, that the 2.7 T-100 pan holds 6 quarts, not 5. This at least puts the oil on the stick but the normal level actually reads at or around the low mark.

[hytenor]

Originally Posted by NUKE

You mean the hash marks???
With the rear sump pan almost all the oil is in the back (what a surprise!!! ). With 5 quarts of oil in the pan it barely reaches the tip of the stick, even though there is plenty of oil for the engine. I also found out, from the local dealer, that the 2.7 T-100 pan holds 6 quarts, not 5. This at least puts the oil on the stick but the normal level actually reads at or around the low mark.

cool, thanks.

[NUKE]

Originally Posted by hytenor

cool, thanks.

My truck's due for an oil change. Hit me again from this thread in a day or two and I'll give you something a little more concrete.

[Hunt4Steve]

The cheapest place for these parts is:

http://www.discounttoyotaparts.com/

Put your OEM part numbers in, and you get the price and a little info. My local stealership wanted $156 for the T100 oil pan. These guys sell if for about $95 or so. Pretty good deal.

[hytenor]

Originally Posted by NUKE

My truck's due for an oil change. Hit me again from this thread in a day or two and I'll give you something a little more concrete.

I'll see you at Takeover and pick your brain about your SAS
My plan is to basically duplicate The Dick's truck but with whatever updates and improvements I can find.

[Valkyrie]

Originally Posted by Hunt4Steve

The cheapest place for these parts is:

http://www.discounttoyotaparts.com/

Put your OEM part numbers in, and you get the price and a little info. My local stealership wanted $156 for the T100 oil pan. These guys sell if for about $95 or so. Pretty good deal.

LOL! Welcome to TTORA! If you check out the sponsors section, you will find that the webiste you are touting is one of the more expensive ones out there. One of the great benefits of TTORA is the ability to buy Toyota & TRD parts at Toyota employee pricing.

Try looking around a bit

www.toyotapartsales.com
12101-75060: $78.56
11494-75010: $13.64
15104-75020: $49.45
91651-60614: $0.68
15147-75020: $0.90
Total: $143.23

The other guy:
12101-75060: $83.06
11494-75010: $14.42
15104-75020: $52.28
91651-60614: $0.73
15147-75020: $0.95
Total: $151.44

Now, paying an additional 6% may not mean a lot to some people, but if you can save money & support a sponsor (and a member) who contributes to keeping this forum open, well- that's what it's all about.

Thanks for the opportunity to set the record straight.

[Hunt4Steve]

cool, another super resource.

[Valkyrie]

We're sharing the love one part at a time...

[Bear]

Originally Posted by valkyrie

We're sharing the love one part at a time...

And what kind of love are you sharing???? hopefully it's not that dirty kind that requires a prescription afterwards

[Valkyrie]

Originally Posted by Bear

And what kind of love are you sharing???? hopefully it's not that dirty kind that requires a prescription afterwards

No, it's not like when you got a fat bat in your ass in prison.

[grumpy]

Originally Posted by aztaco1

Wheres the cheapest place to buy a t-100 oil pan. 2.7l if that matters. Im becoming broke and need the cheapest. This and the steering box is the last I need before cutting.

I should have a steering box available soon. waiting for other one to get back fro mrework and being tapped

[NUKE]

Originally Posted by hytenor

cool, thanks.

Hytenor,
I just did an oil change today. 6 quarts in the 2.7L T-100 pan brings the oil level right into the "normal" range, about 3/16" below the "full" mark on the Tacoma dipstick.

[hytenor]

Originally Posted by NUKE

Hytenor,
I just did an oil change today. 6 quarts in the T-100 pan brings the oil level right into the "normal" range, about 3/16"-1/4" below the "full" mark on the Tacoma dipstick.

good to know, thanks. I'll pass this on to John (buckshot1) as well.

[NUKE]

Originally Posted by valkyrie

LOL! Welcome to TTORA! If you check out the sponsors section, you will find that the webiste you are touting is one of the more expensive ones out there. One of the great benefits of TTORA is the ability to buy Toyota & TRD parts at Toyota employee pricing.

Try looking around a bit

www.toyotapartsales.com
12101-75060: $78.56
11494-75010: $13.64
15104-75020: $49.45
91651-60614: $0.68
15147-75020: $0.90
Total: $143.23

The other guy:
12101-75060: $83.06
11494-75010: $14.42
15104-75020: $52.28
91651-60614: $0.73
15147-75020: $0.95
Total: $151.44

Now, paying an additional 6% may not mean a lot to some people, but if you can save money & support a sponsor (and a member) who contributes to keeping this forum open, well- that's what it's all about.

Thanks for the opportunity to set the record straight.

Uhh, Chris...
I paid less than that from the local dealer...and he isn't a TTORA sponsor.

12101-75060 - $72.55 (T100 2.7 oilpan)
11494-75010 - $11.89 (oil hole plate)
15104-75020 - $43.05 (strainer)
91651-60614 - $.60 (6mm x 14mm bolt)
15147-75020 - $.80 (gasket)

TOTAL $130.69

[NUKE]

Originally Posted by hytenor

I'll see you at Takeover and pick your brain about your SAS
My plan is to basically duplicate The Dick's truck but with whatever updates and improvements I can find.

Looking forward to it!

[Valkyrie]

Originally Posted by NUKE

Uhh, Chris...
I paid less than that from the local dealer...and he isn't a TTORA sponsor.

12101-75060 - $72.55 (T100 2.7 oilpan)
11494-75010 - $11.89 (oil hole plate)
15104-75020 - $43.05 (strainer)
91651-60614 - $.60 (6mm x 14mm bolt)
15147-75020 - $.80 (gasket)

TOTAL $130.69

LOL! No wonder he can't afford to sponsor TTORA! You also know you've got an extraordinary hook-up there... as employees we pay 15% over (which is what I do for TTORA), and he's selling to you at about 7% over. If he'll sell to everybody at that price that'd be great... ask him, I'll gladly step aside.

[NUKE]

Originally Posted by valkyrie

LOL! No wonder he can't afford to sponsor TTORA! You also know you've got an extraordinary hook-up there... as employees we pay 15% over (which is what I do for TTORA), and he's selling to you at about 7% over. If he'll sell to everybody at that price that'd be great... ask him, I'll gladly step aside.

I do have a pretty good rapport with these people.

What kind of price can you quote for a Rt. Rr. 1/4 panel (the side of the bed)? The MSRP is around $750, I believe. I'd like to see if they can match or beat your price.

[Valkyrie]

huh? You've got the hookup of a lifetime- be loyal to him. Besides, the shipping (I wouldn't ship it anyways) would kill any savings.

[NUKE]

Originally Posted by valkyrie

huh? You've got the hookup of a lifetime- be loyal to him. Besides, the shipping (I wouldn't ship it anyways) would kill any savings.

LOL!!! I was just curious how much you would sell one for.
Apparently, from what you've told me, I do have a good parts connection, I'll be loyal as long as they treat me well. It never hurts to "hedge" a little though.

The service dept. is pretty good here too, good staff and very friendly.

The sales staff, however, that's a whole 'nuther story! These are the people who REFUSED to order my truck simply because I wanted the e-locker as a stand alone option.

[Valkyrie]

Originally Posted by NUKE

The sales staff, however, that's a whole 'nuther story!

Unfortunately, very typical....

[NUKE]

Originally Posted by valkyrie

Unfortunately, very typical....

Surely not?!?!?
I mean, these people were BAD!!!!! They were so bent on NOT selling me what I wanted, they even tried to sell me a used Tacoma!!! The sales manager actually no-shit DARED me to go somewhere else! Needless to say, I did... When the truck came in, of course the first place I went was to this dealership. The parts manager (she was cute!!!) asked me if that was "the truck". I replied, in a voice loud enough for the whole showroom to hear, "Yes, that's the truck Mitch REFUSED to order!"

Needless to say, Mitch doesn't work there anymore.

With sales staff like that it's no wonder Toyota can't get a bigger share of the market!

[malodin]

just an update, just tried toyotapartssales.com there prices went up

or at least i dont know how to get the ttora discount, i went there via the sponsors link.

12101-75060 - $72.55 (T100 2.7 oilpan)
11494-75010 - $11.89 (oil hole plate)
15104-75020 - $43.05 (strainer)
91651-60614 - $.60 (6mm x 14mm bolt)
15147-75020 - $.80 (gasket)

new prices respectivly
$81.33
$14.15
$51.13
$0.79
$0.93

[Valkyrie]

If you simply let us know you are a TTORA member you will recieve an additional discount when we process your order.

[Scretagent]

I'm doing a SAS swap on a Tacoma with the 2.4 L. Anyone have any solution on doing an oil pan swap on this. Ive been checking around but have come up empty-handed.

[hytenor]

Originally Posted by Scretagent

I'm doing a SAS swap on a Tacoma with the 2.4 L. Anyone have any solution on doing an oil pan swap on this. Ive been checking around but have come up empty-handed.

good luck...never been done, to my knowledge.

if the 2.4 and 2.7 share the same block (and thus, the same pans) you may be ok but if not you may be in trouble.

[Scretagent]

Well thats what I was hoping but even the oil pan gasket has a different part number. I guess custom fabbing is the only option.....