Need supplier for few parts

Hey guys, so I made a thread a while ago regarding my spark leads, dizzy cap and rotor. I set a bit of money aside so I want to try and get around to replacing these parts. Unfortunately I don't even know if my current parts are faulty/need replacing but I figured I may as well have a try.

I know this is a pretty trivial thing but I've never ordered OEM parts or anything so I want to make sure I'm using my money to purchase the right parts. I'm pretty sure I've got the right part numbers - everything should be for a Gen. 3 3SGE. Can anyone give me their opinion on where to pick up the part(s) for a better price or is Amayama the way to go?

Rotor part no. - 19102-74040



Distributor Cap part no. - 19101-88364
(why is there two separate prices? is it because one is in a local warehouse whereas the other is overseas?)



Spark Leads part no. - 90919-21494

TonyMR2
Amayama is the way to go.
Sometimes items from the U.A.E is cheaper to buy but the freight costs is higher and I found delivery longer.
Check your part numbers for what's on the car now or I tend to use www.villagetoyotaparts.com (from memory of the website name).
Depending on the parts; check on eBay for aftermarket parts. Depending on your beliefs, however I found aftermarket ignition parts from bosch or ngk (check the part options and go for higher quality option) to be as good as original Toyota parts.

From the U.A.E? Unfortunately the Village website you linked doesn't have the 3SGE as one of their driveline options so I don't think I'll be getting the right part.

When you shop on flea-Bay for the parts, how can you guarantee you're looking at the right one?

Bond and Rutherford Toyota in NZ I always found to be quite good.  Very prompt and prices quite good.  Have all the gen 3 gear also.
 
I can probably find the contact I used to use there if necessary.
 
Cheers,
 
James.

Does anyone know if the quoted price on Amayama includes shipping? I converted it to AUD, and it'll cost me about $205 AUD, but if that's not including shipping, it's going to get rather expensive

Edit: Toten, if you happen to have your Toyota contact number on hand, could you post it for me? I just want to inquire and see if I can get a better price

Hoonys, TonyMR2 is right you can't expect to get something for nothing, wouldn't it cost more in your time "shopping around"? just saying... I'd go to your local Toyota dealership most service items are in Sydney warehouse beats waiting on Amayama I paid, waited 4 weeks and got told "parts weren't available we will have to partially refund your order" (no refund on shipping difference BTW) then waited a further 3 weeks! for my partially complete order to arrive.

If you need parts urgently goto your local Toyota Dealer. Expect to pay 3 times more than you would with Amayama (I'm not kidding). If the local dealership has to get them ex Japan, then your better off getting them from Amayama anyway as the wait will be similar.
 
I got a heap of new parts to refresh my front suspension. $300 delivered from Amayama. I called up the local Toyo and it would have cost me upwards of $900 for the exact same parts. Even then, they had to obtain the parts from Japan still which is a 6-8 week wait I think. Don't forget -  you have a MR2, not a commodore. Parts will never come super cheap like other makes & models. Its the price you pay for performance and a car that didn't sell in the millions.
 
Also, you can state on Amayama's site your dealing in AUD currency to get a more relevant price. Then you don't need to worry about currency conversion. It just takes a little time to find out the shipping cost by submitting an order.

If you look at the oxygen sensor your should see either 1 wire or 4 wires running into it. I'm pretty sure that the Gen 3's will be a 4 wire as they are on the Gen 3 3sgte's.
I couldn't tell you how to test without a wideband oxy sensor. I think the BGB may tell you how to test?

Hoonsy
I think I'll do the deal with Amayama - last quote I got from my local Toyota was $350 for an interior targa carpet knob thingo (that sticks it to the glass top).

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