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stormer

Aug 17, 2026 7:20 PM

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Quote from Xoblaim

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Maybe east coast only, nothing in the PNW.

The thread is missing the Promotion Term that says this is only for SE dealers, so us folks on the west coast have to come up with $75 to buy for free shipping.

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Genuine Toyota Parts - Extra 25% Discount

Online Only Promotion: The 25% discount will automatically be calculated and applied in your cart. % Discount Already Applied. Free Ground Shipping automatically for orders over $75 and up to $200 Value. Only at Participating Southeast Toyota Dealers. Restrictions may apply...

https://autoparts.toyotaofdecatur...tion-terms

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Debo954

Aug 18, 2026 2:33 AM

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Do they actually ship? There was another deal recently that I couldn't find a dealer that would actually ship what I wanted to buy. All I was trying to get were wiper blades, led trunk light, touch up paint and a sun screen

how do you run the sku on all the websites at once?

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E4300

Aug 18, 2026 4:45 PM

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This post just saved me $86 on parts I had been ordering the past two weeks to do a "full service" on our Camry (full trans service kit including filter, gasket, oring, and 7 qts of ATF WS, air filter, cabin filter). The only thing cheaper (and better) from elsewhere are the NGK iridium plugs.

I cancelled or will be returning the other parts I already ordered. Another bonus is peace of mind since I am getting all of these parts from a Toyota dealer instead of eBay/Amazon where I worry about getting fake parts (I always order OEM for things lke trans filters). I did search dealers, etc. before going with third parties to order, but I didn't find close to these prices (for example the avg price for the ATF was $20/qt vs. $9/qt via this deal, and I need 7 freaking quarts).

Thanks OP, repped!

P.S. our 2012 Camry has 384k miles and is still running great... not looking forward to it giving up the ghost, they don't make them like this anymore Frown

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I've used Valvoline Maxlife atf for all Toyota conventional auto trans, from 1985 Celica to current vehicles requiring WS fluid. Flawless performance with 20000 to 30000 miles drain interval.

Mike C

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Quote from E4300

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I've used Valvoline Maxlife atf for all Toyota conventional auto trans, from 1985 Celica to current vehicles requiring WS fluid. Flawless performance with 20000 to 30000 miles drain interval.

I did look into third party ATFs that are supposed to be compatible, and obviously I don't have any warranty to worry about voiding, but working on this 384k mi. tranny makes me nervous, and is worth the few extra bucks for peace of mind, but obv I would rather find a deal instead of paying full price for the ATF WS.

I was a line tech for a Toyota dealer back in the day and even then the difference was huge between OEM and MOST third party parts, especially things like starters, alternators, etc. with respect to their longevity. I don't recall fluids being a big issue back in the day, but I have been turning wrenches on my own cars, family cars, friends cars, cars to flip, etc. even after changing careers, and fluids seems to be getting much more "precise", etc., so I honestly just feel like doing the research to MAYBE confirm that a third party fluid is as good as OEM.

Also shopping for other parts, and a brand new OEM a/c compressor w/o clutch is like $370, w/ clutch is $500. This is cheaper than reman third party from other parts places that also include a core (not much though, between $10 and $25 depending on the third party). It is a few hundred cheaper than new third party, that's awesome.

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E4300

Aug 18, 2026 5:41 PM

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Quote from Mike C

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I did look into third party ATFs that are supposed to be compatible, and obviously I don't have any warranty to worry about voiding, but working on this 384k mi. tranny makes me nervous, and is worth the few extra bucks for peace of mind, but obv I would rather find a deal instead of paying full price for the ATF WS.

I was a line tech for a Toyota dealer back in the day and even then the difference was huge between OEM and MOST third party parts, especially things like starters, alternators, etc. with respect to their longevity. I don't recall fluids being a big issue back in the day, but I have been turning wrenches on my own cars, family cars, friends cars, cars to flip, etc. even after changing careers, and fluids seems to be getting much more "precise", etc., so I honestly just feel like doing the research to MAYBE confirm that a third party fluid is as good as OEM.

Also shopping for other parts, and a brand new OEM a/c compressor w/o clutch is like $370, w/ clutch is $500. This is cheaper than reman third party from other parts places that also include a core (not much though, between $10 and $25 depending on the third party). It is a few hundred cheaper than new third party, that's awesome.

Definitely go OEM if you need electronic sensors like mass air flow, oxygen, and crank angle. Note that one can buy Toyota OEM brake pads, or the cheaper stuffs sold at the parts department. There is nothing special about Toyota fluids. That 100K coolant will become more conductive with age, which will reduce the accuracy of electronic sensors like water temp. The frequency of fluid change is infinitely more important than the brand of fluid as long as the fluid meets spec. The only way to remove contaminants is to replace the fluid.

mekkis

Aug 18, 2026 6:16 PM

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Quote from E4300

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Definitely go OEM if you need electronic sensors like mass air flow, oxygen, and crank angle. Note that one can buy Toyota OEM brake pads, or the cheaper stuffs sold at the parts department. There is nothing special about Toyota fluids. That 100K coolant will become more conductive with age, which will reduce the accuracy of electronic sensors like water temp. The frequency of fluid change is infinitely more important than the brand of fluid as long as the fluid meets spec. The only way to remove contaminants is to replace the fluid.

You had me up until a sealed negative coefficient thermistor, sealed in a metal housing, is is going to be thrown off by conductivity of engine coolant when it has a dedicated sensor ground internal to the ECU as part of the pull up circuit. tl;dr it is a closed system.

EE who works in an automotive adjacent field here, I think it needs to be said that only 25% of master techs are as smart as they think they are.

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LivelyField7494

Aug 18, 2026 10:56 PM

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No Lexus?

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Aug 18, 2026 11:08 PM

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AZDryHeat

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Quote from LivelyField7494

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No Lexus?

A Lexus is a Toyota. Smilie

Just do a deep dive research on what part you need and you'll find the exact Toyota part number that will go into your Lexus.

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SeriousHaddock5800

Aug 19, 2026 12:09 AM

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Quote from AZDryHeat

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A Lexus is a Toyota. Smilie

Just do a deep dive research on what part you need and you'll find the exact Toyota part number that will go into your Lexus.

Lexus usually does 15%

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E4300

Aug 19, 2026 12:29 AM

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E4300Aug 19, 2026 12:29 AM

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Quote from mekkis

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You had me up until a sealed negative coefficient thermistor, sealed in a metal housing, is is going to be thrown off by conductivity of engine coolant when it has a dedicated sensor ground internal to the ECU as part of the pull up circuit. tl;dr it is a closed system.

EE who works in an automotive adjacent field here, I think it needs to be said that only 25% of master techs are as smart as they think they are.

Ground wire can fail, especially among those vehicles in the rust best. This is a big deal for sensors that rely on 0-5 VDC or 0-12 VDC. Pure distilled water has zero conductivity. Dirty coolant with free ions can act as a conductive path. Worst case, corroding the sensor and affect the signal that rely on a good ground path.

Go back and touch up on galvanic corrosion.

Last edited by E4300 August 18, 2026 at 05:36 PM.

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lou2004

Aug 19, 2026 9:39 PM

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Last time was no tax. This time I'm getting tax at checkout. Anyone know which dealer doesn't charge tax?

E4300

Aug 19, 2026 9:54 PM

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Quote from lou2004

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Last time was no tax. This time I'm getting tax at checkout. Anyone know which dealer doesn't charge tax?

Try Tuscaloosa Toyota. Was tax free last time.

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lou2004

Aug 19, 2026 10:15 PM

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Quote from E4300

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Try Tuscaloosa Toyota. Was tax free last time.

Thanks, works for me.

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kfpanda

Aug 20, 2026 4:39 AM

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With Labor day around the corner, will they have a better sale than this? Or you think this is as good as it gets.

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Quote from kfpanda

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With Labor day around the corner, will they have a better sale than this? Or you think this is as good as it gets.

In the last couple of years that I have been watching these sales, I haven't seen more than 25% off.

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