EV Buttons for 04-07

this is the breakdown of what I have found out so far from PC

04-05 prius' have the following part numbers:
84720-47010 is for the EV button also known as the switch assy. patern
90980-10964 is for the housing for the EV button.
I have done some investigating and have found a site that sells the OEM parts for under $30. That is the total for both - $25 EV button and $4 housing- This is an unheard of cost so I want to try and check it out first.

06'-07'
I have found it very difficult to find the part numbers for the 06-07 prius' Can someone help? I saw a reference to a 84720-47020, but it seems that Germany and Japan dealers replys are always "not a real part #".---NEED HELP HERE!!!

DIY Install (sorry but some of the links did not work for me so I have not included them)
04'-05'
http://www.scubadivervideo.com/Files/factoryEV.pdf
http://www.calcars.org/prius-evbutton-install.pdf

06'-07'
http://web.mac.com/gagix/iWeb/PriusMods/EVButton.html
http://www.evnut.com/prius_ev_mode.htm

 

well just to follow up - I placed an order today and only had to pay $128.73 for 3 sets of buttons (2x 2005 and 1x 2006) and the matching housings. I hope these were the right numbers. The supplier spent a lot of time looking for the parts (he is in Japan). His cost is almost that of the dealer - not a 200% price increase as other sites are. I saw one site that was $132 for just 1 set of buttons and matching housing. More to come. These are suppose to be the infamous OEM buttons from toyota (factory). If they have part numbers I will post for all next time. If anyone has any updates or can help PLEASE post so that I could modify order at the last minute.

 

Ok so I have received a few emails from people asking me to post my findings so here goes. I checked 4 different sites out. 1 in Germany, Sigma, and 2 additional locations in Japan. Of all of them one in Japan seemed the best. It was cheep and they replied within a day or two to emails. I have the breakdown of what I found there below.
the dealer was jsgarage
email:"jsgarage" <[email protected]>
total cost was cost +5% commission +shipping
and received parts within 1.5 weeks in factory bags (very good packaging)
notes:
1)you can not use yahoo accounts to buy items, but can use them to email jsgarage
2)you need to send copy of license (to verify that you are indeed you-it's a japan thing)
3)they setup a secure website, but it only accepts hotmail or at least my work email account (I ordered some parts in january and got them in 1.5 weeks)

for the 04-05'
EV button part number-84720-47010 cost was 2977 yen (US ~$24.71 depending on conversion rate)
harness part number 90980-10964 cost was 440 yen (US ~$3.66 depending on conversion rate)
you need the connector pins which you should be able to get at local dealer
I have not confirmed this but you can get the folowing rectangular pins (these worked for my 06')

For the 06-?07?
EV button part number 84720-47020 cost was 2850 yen (US ~$23.60 depending on conversion rate)
harness part number 82824-21030 cost was 460 yen (US ~$3.81 depending on conversion rate)
check for pins because these should be smaller than

For 04-07
please check this with someone as I just got the pricing and did not order these from jsgarage. I got the parts from someone that worked at a local dealership (part was replaced from another car and got the leads)
tin plated rectangular pin part number 82998-12690 cost was 390yen (US ~$3.23 depending on conversion rate) you will need 5 total
or (either choose gold or tin whatever you prefer- but you need at least 5)
gold plated rectangular pin part number 82998-12700 cost was 390yen (US ~$3.23 depending on conversion rate) you will need 5 total

you can try these sites also:
slow in email but almost the same pricing
http://japanparts.com/db/partslist.php?dea...er=&volkey=
too expensive but are ok I have heard also ~4weeks to get the parts (compare to 1.5 jsgarage)
http://www.sigmaautomotive.com/jdm/prius/prius0405.php
not very helpful as they could only verify info and only spoke Germany (came across them on buisness trip)
[email protected]

I have attached a file (or tried at least); If you wish to contact me email me at [email protected]

 

email me at [email protected]. I may be able to help. Also check your local toyota dealer. They may have the connectors (I found mine had a connector that I just took the parts from -no cost)