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The Corolla is a dayto day car and not a performance vehicle. Why would you want to lower the car? I find the normal springs pretty good already. Nice and comfy.

I had a feeling the part numbers I had been given might be wrong. Hopefully some expert here in the forum will be able to answer my question! :P

I had a look at the parts, unfortunately the air con pulley isn't listed. Its just below the alternator in the Corolla and the parts only go up to the alternator. Thanks for trying though.

I need help from the gurus here. Can anyone tell me what is the right parts number for the bearing on the pulley attached to the air con compressor for a 2003 Corolla? I have been given the numbers 30BX04 S1DST but I don't think it is correct as nobody seem to have this part number?

Looks like even SKF doesn't have the bearings.. how can the best selling car in Australia be so difficult to get parallel parts i wonder... Toyota really has a monopoly of parts it seems

I just tried calling them, great service, but unfortunately unable to help. They don't have the part. That being said, I was told the bearings would really only cost about 15-20 dollars! and Toyota dealers are trying to sell me an entire assembly for $500.00.... that is really amazing.

Anyone can tell me where I can get hold of an aircon bearing on a 2003 Corolla? The parts code should be 30BXOW SIDST but a search on the internet does not yield anything with that code. This should be a hundred dollar part but no Toyota dealer will sell that part without including the entire housing for $500.00! Rip-off yes I know. Can anyone give me the contact details of any Toyota parts dealer in VIC?