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Hi every body, Recently joined the forum and have been reading but can't find the answers.

I have recently just got a 07' Aurion ATX and one of the rear taillights has a small crack, I want to replace it with a one from a different model maybe a sportivo or zr6 assuming that they will fit. Want genuine but they would cost a lot from toyota locally. does anyone have a idea where i could find them?

Also the headlight bulbs are a Hir1 (HIR BULBS) for the high beam and i can't seem to find any that are more white in colour or am i stuck with the default bulbs for the high beam.

Thanks in advance

- Andrew


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All tail light should fit it's only the headlight that are different I think.

I may have something that interests you :)

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xCalibur_ Experienced

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pretty sure all aurions headlights and taillights are interchangeable with each other. only difference is that sportivos have a slight tint on them

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Aiden Firth Proficient

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pretty sure all aurions headlights and taillights are interchangeable with each other. only difference is that sportivos have a slight tint on them

the headlights are different but the tailights are the same

Bangtown Grand Master

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Your looking at about 3 inches more length on the facelift headlights than old style. Not sure bout models I think the Presara was the only one with factory HID excluding current model of course.

But again could be wrong.

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pretty sure all aurions headlights and taillights are interchangeable with each other. only difference is that sportivos have a slight tint on them

the headlights are different but the tailights are the same

in what ways are the headlights different. i understand if the facelift and non facelift ones could possibly have a difference.

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pretty sure all aurions headlights and taillights are interchangeable with each other. only difference is that sportivos have a slight tint on them

the headlights are different but the tailights are the same

in what ways are the headlights different. i understand if the facelift and non facelift ones could possibly have a difference.

Difference in headlights I would imagine would only be the Presara because they have HID's but besides that I really don't think they'd be any difference in headlights or taillights. And for the OP, check out ebay. They always have rear lights on ebay.

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what i mean by the headlights are different is the bulb size is different, as i went to get a more whiter light and the bulb didn't fit.

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Sorry to hijack this thread, but I'd like to get something clarified about taillights, and it seemed silly to start a new thread.

I've got a '07 Sportivo SX6, and I've cracked the rear right tail light. Been looking for a cheapish replacement, but only ever finding the $400 full kits, or decently priced (~$200) ones. But the cheaper ones state that they are excluding Sportivo and TRD models.

I thought it was due to a different shape or fixture inside when mounting them.

But is the difference purely one of tint? So I could get a cheaper light, then get one of those film strips to tint the light again?

Would MUCH prefer that than having to fork out an extra $200 :s

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Sorry to hijack this thread, but I'd like to get something clarified about taillights, and it seemed silly to start a new thread.

I've got a '07 Sportivo SX6, and I've cracked the rear right tail light. Been looking for a cheapish replacement, but only ever finding the $400 full kits, or decently priced (~$200) ones. But the cheaper ones state that they are excluding Sportivo and TRD models.

I thought it was due to a different shape or fixture inside when mounting them.

But is the difference purely one of tint? So I could get a cheaper light, then get one of those film strips to tint the light again?

Would MUCH prefer that than having to fork out an extra $200 :s

Even if you tinted the other one it would most likely never look the same. You'd be better off trying a wreckers, or getting a set of after markets so they are both the same shading unfortunately

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Bangtown Grand Master

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Sorry to hijack this thread, but I'd like to get something clarified about taillights, and it seemed silly to start a new thread.

I've got a '07 Sportivo SX6, and I've cracked the rear right tail light. Been looking for a cheapish replacement, but only ever finding the $400 full kits, or decently priced (~$200) ones. But the cheaper ones state that they are excluding Sportivo and TRD models.

I thought it was due to a different shape or fixture inside when mounting them.

But is the difference purely one of tint? So I could get a cheaper light, then get one of those film strips to tint the light again?

Would MUCH prefer that than having to fork out an extra $200 :s

All shall fit buddy :)

I also agree with Josh if it's one your after, wrecker is the best option.

Or a full set is the go.

u54mot Grand Master

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I have a set of Genuine Toyota Tail lights (clear with blue tint) for sale, PM me if you are interested.

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