If they broke it, I'd be after them to fix it m'self; just me. Take your invoice with you.

Google the part number, or check with 1sttoyotaparts.com and see how their pricing compares to the dealer.

You would not believe the b.s. I went thru with the dealership service department. They replaced my old engine, about a year ago, because of a blown gasket that supposedly did a lot of damage. The timing was off by >10 degrees, fuel line loose on the engine, bolts missing, items broken, no oil pressure, and the list goes on and on. They had to tow it back to the shop because it would not run good enough to drive back. I complained all the way up the chain to Toyota and not one word was said about being sorry or making things right. Well, recently I bought a new F-150. If that's how they want to run a business, fine, but not for me. I love my 4runner and would like to fix it up without spending the rest of my kids' college funds. Thanks for the website and I'll see how much this piece will cost me. <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/angry.gif" alt="" />