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Old 12-07-2020, 08:27 PM #286
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Ok so now we need a link to your Etsy shop please.
yea well my wife might have something to say about re-arranging my priorities, just maybe?

I love the look of the tumbled leather.... soft but rugged in that how the west was won 1950's nostalgic dream sequence we all have; but in reality know the western expansion was bloody and cruel. wow that escalated quickly... shake it off ok ok...

It's really not that hard to do it. I have a couple of spare door pulls laying around so I can do a couple more and perfect my inner Etsy. is that a thing? hmm if not it should be.

BTW: just order a couple of door kits from Russia. that was a good lead those things drive me nutters once they wear out.
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pickup body, roll frame out, roll new frame in, lower and adjust only takes 30 mins. I did a ton of prep work. I like things to go as planned when the time comes.

radiator, heater core lines, rear heater lines, ebrake cable, fuel lines. AC can stay with the body. I ended up pulling the starter wire harness out from the fuse box and doing that with the frame.

I have been working on that frame since this last spring. a couple of hours after dinner whenever I could sneak out into Santa's workshop.

it's a boat load of work, but that depends on your end game. I like the "looks like it came from the factory" appearance once I'm done. I take my time, no rush I want things to turn out looking nice and be serviceable.

if you have access to a lift and some help you could totally do it in a weekend.
Would be a couple of 10-12 hour days. just really depends on how far you want to go and what condition the donors are in. other than the engine, trans, steering rack, and 3rd member nothing else was usable. rust belt 21 years of winter rusts things into solid non serviceable globs.
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the key kept getting stuck and just looked terrible... like a metal eating rat had been chewing on it....

it was time for a new CYLINDER & KEY SET, IGNITION SWITCH LOCK. I had been looking for the complete set but it's out of production and I was not able to find a complete set.

for $75 with 2 new keys and a brand new ignition cylinder done deal.

6905735070 Toyota CYLINDER & KEY SET, IGNITION SWITCH LOCK, Price: 54.93$, Weight: 0.435kg - PartSouq Auto Parts Around the World

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However now my key will no longer match the door so I headed down cheap knockoff keyless entry. In particular this one seems to be decent with 11 billion reviews.

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Amazon.com: Docooler Car Remote Central Lock Locking Keyless Entry System with Remote Controllers

so lets tear it all apart and see what we can do here
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starting with the lock/unlock triggers from the riveting document 1998 4Runner Electrical Wiring Diagram EWD319U we see the red/white and red/yellow on the IF1 blue connector plugs so I spliced into them on the drivers door side. this was pretty easy actually.

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this next part you will have to use your imagination because I was wayyyy to angry to slow down and take a picture of it.

you can ground out the Red/White wire coming from the stalk to the tail relay. to do this I ended up having to use another relay to swap the + signal out of the black box to - signal. not hard at all since I already all the wires I needed.

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once that is done you can lock and unlock all the doors, and the front marker light and rear running lights flash a couple of times. The interior lights also flash since this circuit sends power to the interior illumination circuit.

all in all it works just like factory except no bleep bleep sound... and that is ok for me.
Thanks for posting so much detail! How is it working out? I'm in a similar situation rs3000 removed by last owner and no fob. Can you tie this component to the two wires on driver side and get all doors to work?

Looking to do easiest keyless entry install and wondering about the relay you mentioned...

"you can ground out the Red/White wire coming from the stalk to the tail relay"

Is this to ground the unit itself or is it something else?
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Thanks for posting so much detail! How is it working out? I'm in a similar situation rs3000 removed by last owner and no fob. Can you tie this component to the two wires on driver side and get all doors to work?

Looking to do easiest keyless entry install and wondering about the relay you mentioned...

"you can ground out the Red/White wire coming from the stalk to the tail relay"

Is this to ground the unit itself or is it something else?
it's working out great and I love it, still... using it daily since I posted this.

yes to the question can you get them all to lock/unlock the drivers door has the global lock/unlock switch on it so... that is why I use the drivers door. if your drivers door does not lock/unlock all the door now... then something is wrong with your lock actuators.

my only complaint and it's a minor one... is because I did the send power to the tail light relay it blinks all the lights and if the drivers door is open it will buzz the "your lights are on" warning for just a second and yes that happens because I wired it that way... oh well. but it's super minor compared to having new keyless entry and it only happens if you keyfob bleep bleep with the door open so...

it's really not a hard job but it will make you want to drink a shot of whiskey at some point during the process.
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^^Thanks for the reply. It's always great to hear about real world impressions! I've got all my mechanical straightened out with my new ride and now dealing with the "nice to have options list". Keyless is the next item now that my ignition cylinder is moving.
All my doors lock with interior button so I think I'm off to a good start. I'll have to check out that product as it is a great price for such a functional mod!
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I tried

I took some pictures and kind of tried to document what I did... however... I can't seem to find any of the in process shots.

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my door cards and handles were terrible from the previous owner who let their dog climb all over the back and passenger. luckily they had seat covers so that part is still pretty mint in this truck.

I got some vinyl and 3/16" foam and went to town and stripped down the door cards and re-glued everything with black vinyl.

super happy with how it all turned out and it's a huge improvement over the 1/2 falling off dog urine scented old ones. I like the black, it goes well with the moon mist interior so we are going to keep going down the replace it with black as the need arises. ++the inside of the truck now has that contact cement smell on warm days.

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That looks sharp, nice job!
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I took some pictures and kind of tried to document what I did... however... I can't seem to find any of the in process shots.

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my door cards and handles were terrible from the previous owner who let their dog climb all over the back and passenger. luckily they had seat covers so that part is still pretty mint in this truck.

I got some vinyl and 3/16" foam and went to town and stripped down the door cards and re-glued everything with black vinyl.

super happy with how it all turned out and it's a huge improvement over the 1/2 falling off dog urine scented old ones. I like the black, it goes well with the moon mist interior so we are going to keep going down the replace it with black as the need arises. ++the inside of the truck now has that contact cement smell on warm days.

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This looks awesome. If you ever find the in process photos I would love to see them as I was just considering spraying my vinyl and plastic with duplicolor or something.
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7680135160 garnish, back door, outside

the back door garnish was starting to look pretty bad and the weather stripping was gone.... this part is no longer available as far I know? would love to find a source for a new one from 3rd party?

used a different junk yard garnish repaired all the holes and scraps scrapes and repainted it in black with shiny stuff...

waffered up a matching key cylinder so that will be fresh again

got the plate light and new handle + my bag of clips

this should be a quick job( yea right )

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wrapped it up

got a couple of hours to do me stuff, yes!

installed all the new goodies, and some new weather stripping.
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it's a little out of place but it will grow on me
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I'm not big on lic plate deco but I did try this and it seems like it will get rid of the lic plate rattle.

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got a couple of hours to do me stuff, yes!

installed all the new goodies, and some new weather stripping.
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Wow, that looks great! love the look... Every time I receive notification from Pic N' Pull of a 3rd gen landing in my local yard, someone gets to the rear hatch first. The last 3 4R's I approached, had the entire rear hatch missing...
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been working hard on new rear axle assembly for this truck

I have been shooting potato video for this one but not quite done with the entire edit.

blasted rear assembly meet DTM epoxy with spray gun!
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one side is finally all done
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first time using these trail gear locking nuts... very slick and way better than bending locking washers and 2x nuts, maybe as long as it all works. time will tell

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