Parts schematics

[Lucazade]

Does anybody know if there are schematics available online, like this one for BMWs: http://bmwfans.info/parts-catalog/

I've checked the toyodiy.com catalogue but finding the right part may be tricky.

 

[ColinBarber]

Unfortunately toyodiy were forced to removed their diagrams several years ago because it was unauthorised use of copyrighted material.

You can access the Electronic Parts Catalog, repair manual, and wiring diagrams from Lexus but it will cost you around £3 per hour:

https://www.lexus-tech.eu

 

Alternatively you can see the parts catalog and basic diagrams at a few online sites (until they get taken down), one of the best being 7zap:

https://lexus.7zap.com/en/eu/

 

[Lucazade]

7zap is pretty much the kind of thing I was after - thanks!

Annoying Toyota/Lexus charge £3/hour for accessing the schematics.

[Lucazade]

BTW - how do Toyota part numbers work? I'm after the cylinder head cover gasket, which according to toyodiy should be 11213-70040; however on 7zap there are 2 further variants (11213-46030 and 11214-46011): https://lexus.7zap.com/en/eu/lexus+is/242210/gxe10r-aepvkw/1/1104/117867a/#11213

 

[ColinBarber]

you need to be careful with 7zap because even if you select your specific model it will show parts for other variants.

If you put 11213-46030 into toyodiy.com and click on IS200/300 you will see it is for the 2JZ-GE engine (IS300) and not the IS200 (1G-FE).

 

11213-70040 is correct for the IS200.

The part number format; the first part identifies the type of part (e.g. 11213 is a cylinder head cover gasket) and the second part identifies the specific part. If a part is superseded the second number typically increments a small number. The fact that 70040 and 46030 are so far apart is a warning that they are for completely different engines.