cpsmith516

To any of you that have the service manual:

Does it have breakdowns of all the interior parts of the car? I need to know if I can purchase the clock/hazard button panel separately from the rest of the navigation display. I scratched the **** out of mine when I was trying to change out the DVD and now I want to get a replacement for it. If anyone knows the part number and/or pricing for it I would greatly appreciate the information so I can call up my local parts department without having to wait on them to look it up.

tqlla3k

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I am going to say... this cant be right... but maybe it is.

Lens
w/Navi 81950-53090 $2.85
wo/Navi 81950-53030 $2.85

If its wrong and you need the entire clock assembly
w/Navi 81910-53040 $284.19
wo/Navi 81910-53020 $231.19

Hopefully its only $3. Good luck

cpsmith516

wow that sounds a bit steep for 3 lights, a clock, and a button. but it wouldn't surprise me totally, after all it is a lexus. are there differences between navi and non navi? i thought they both had the same panel, go figure.

Irishman06

OEM car electronics are expensive. The radio in a Corolla will cost you almost $200 too.

cpsmith516

yah, and that's a radio. i would expect an oem radio from any car to be $300 and up, it's a major piece of electronic equipment. not an ecu mind you, but still a hunk of electronics that has a good purpose. what we're talking about is one clicky button, and 4 lightbulbs.

tqlla3k

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$200? Thats a steal. The CD Changer in this car is $1250. DVD changer according to Longo, is $2800(some reason the DVD changer isnt on my Price list, I bought the pricelist on ebay)

tqlla3k

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CPSmith... did you end up buying the part? DId it work out?

I checked my cousins NAV unit and it is scratched. If its really only a couple of dollars to replace... thats a best bet