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. I'm looking for a couple part #s from a UK/J-spec Mk.II (Rev 3-5?) MR2 and hoping you all could help out, since U.S. Toyota dealers have no idea how to get ahold of non-American parts without having the actual Toyota #..(or numbers) for the clear fender blinkers. I'm actually not even sure if they're an OEM part, but having seen so many European and Japanese MR2s with them, I assumed so...
+ UK/JDM cars but cant find the part number i'm afraid. Plenty of guys selling aftermaket ones though.http://www.revision6.com/forms/Product.aspx?ID=353. thanks!. but I can't find a single photo of a 1998+ MR2 that has them on it. All I find are the ambers (as noted above).look OEM quality.. the same mold/styling as the ambers that you lot have:
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Clear-side-indict ... dZViewItem(1999-) got clear repeaters that are identical in every way, the part number is: 81731-20220. These are around £12 each. These are around £1.40 each.JohnnyC wrote:As already stated, the mk2 MR2 never got clear side repeaters.
However, the UK gen7 Celica
The black rubber that goes around the outside of these is: 81732-17050.
This is a link to an eBay auction for "Authentic JDM 91-98" repeaters.... Of course, Keith Tau has been a master of marking up used JDM stuff for a long time, both in base price ($79 USD, or: ~ £43) and shipping..#s.. and I can get the lenses at about £13/pair!conor42 wrote:JohnnyC wrote:As already stated, the mk2 MR2 never got clear side repeaters.
However, the UK gen7 Celica
The black rubber that goes around the outside of these is: 81732-17050.
Thank you!
(it may be that it's the same holder as what you have in your tolberone lights - I really don't know). Whereas the one in your ebay link does include holders - at quite a price though 
. that's a bridge I'll have to burn to the ground after I cross it 
(the toblerone, as you call them, are horribly unsightly!), with the former side lights wired up as running lights in the secondary turn signal socket.. nothing that a little time with a hobby knife can't handle. 
This is a link to an eBay auction for "Authentic JDM 91-98" repeaters.... Of course, Keith Tau has been a master of marking up used JDM stuff for a long time, both in base price ($79 USD, or: ~ £43) and shipping..
$50 odd dollars or so he accepted but can say they came quickly and are oe toyota produced
I'll think about his auction, since they come with the bulbs, but getting them for $30 shipped to my house from a Toyota dealer sounds like a deal I can't refuse, even if I have to fabricate my own bulb sockets from spare parts ..?£ 15.00 including the orange bulb and the black rubber surrounds.