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89-95 Toyota 4Runner Cup Holder 55620-89103

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0.12mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
0.12mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
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Bill of Materials

List other parts
  • 25mm length 1.5mm diameter steel rod x 2:
  • 3M 3-4mm machine screw x 3:
  • 7/32”x11/16”Springs x 1: can be found at harbor freight in a box

Description

This is a replacement for the stock part 55620-89103. It uses the original carriage for the cups and the s shaped bar.

Disclaimer I don’t not own this vehicle I have not attempted to install this part on this vehicle (yet). This has not been tested under load, yet it has been designed as close to the OEM specs as possible. I believe that it will hold up just fine, but I wanted to be fully transparent that it has not been tested.

This design improves on the locks in the back by using springs from harbor freight and flaps in order to secure assembly and also prevent breakage.

I highly recommend printing this in ASA to prevent warping or UV damage.

Printing notes:

  • Supports not needed
  • Print the flaps with the flap part facing down. The hole should alight with the z axis.
  • I recommend using a brim, but it may not be needed.

Parts needed:

  • 1.5mm diameter steel rod or equivalent
  • 3x 3M 3-4mm machine screws
  • 2x springs at least 8mm in height and 7mm in diameter (they can be found at harbor freight in a box as 7/32”x11/16”)

Assembly:

  1. Cut the steel rod into two pieces at least 25mm in length.
  2. Use a drill bit to clean up the hole in the flaps.
  3. Turn the frame onto its side and using a hammer gently start to tap one of the rods in to the hole on the side. Make sure to also hold the appropriate flap in place.
  4. Repeat on the other side.
  5. Take the original drink carriage and gently firmly press it into the two recessed holes.
  6. Take the face plate and using the 3x 3M screws secure it to the frame.
  7. Take the two springs and pressing them down, gently slide them under the flaps into the recessed areas.
  8. Press up and down on the flaps to loosen them so that they get depressed on installation.
  9. enjoy your cupholders!

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I wonder if this fits the 98 T-100. Seems so similar, except the T-100 and Tacomas had a BIG hole and a Little hole.
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I NEED ONE FOR MY 98 T-100 SO BAD! Can't find it anywhere!
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Hello good day do you happen to have the other part made where the glasses rest
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Update: I got confirmation it does fit the car perfectly so don’t worry about fitment.
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