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Hello All, I've noticed that both the 3rd gen and 5th gen sections have their own specific threads with a compilation of all maintenance, tutorial, and writeup threads. While we used to have a similar thread here, the OP is no longer active and the collection of tutorials doesn't cover all topics. The goal of this thread is to effectively organize all tutorial threads to help future 4th gen owners get the information as easily as possible. I learned everything I know about 4runners, maintenance, and cars in general from this forum. I am really grateful for the wealth of knowledge here, so I like giving back in any way I can!

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To submit any tutorial, writeup, or compilation of helpful pictures from any platform, please comment a link to them in a reply to this post (Please no "check my build thread for ___" unless you have a link or page number, just so I don't have to go digging through hundreds of pages). Writeups can be for any skill level, I think the more beginner tutorials may even be more important for new wrenchers to get started. Writeups could be from 4runners.com, TacomaWorld, Toyota120, YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, etc. Suggestions on organization of topics would also be appreciated too!

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To reduce clutter, please don't quote the entire OP, instead, tagging me or doing a small quote is a great way to notify me of a post that should be added. I also get on the forum almost everyday, so I should see it, even if I'm not notified directly.

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@Inv4drZm has a fantastic thread on all the off-the-shelf armor options here: 4th Gen Armor Thread 2.0. I'd like to keep this section to more custom builds and installs, since he already did a great job covering off-the-shelf armor!

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Thanks for the features! It makes me want to do write-ups for my factory- bypassed/ dual amp sound system, rear 8.2 swap, rust patches and retrofitted/switchback headlights. I should get on those soon...
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No problem, thanks to you for getting info out there on the evap core and the swingout! I'm afraid my evap core is on the way out too, I've had the a/c recharged each year for the past two years and its now getting warm on the driver side again oof.

Wiring stuff for the switchbacks and the sound system would be great too! I find wiring confusing lol, so writeups are very helpful for me to learn!

I've been following your build thread and rust mitigation too, I'm afraid to pull off the rear bumper cover. I've had my hand up there and its a bit crusty, still kind of Schrodinger's cat until I pull it off lol.
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Would some one please update the list of DIY drawer plans, is still listed as free, it is currently no longer available for free but for $40, a great value as it takes all the guessing out of DIY systems, just that the description of free is no longer so, thanks
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I didn't find anything on replacing the front wheel seal (backside on knuckle, part 90316A0001). Mine keep blowing out, then crud destroys the ABS sensors. I just replaced the seals, had everything nice and clean (including CV shaft where it will interface to seal), seal went on flat and tight to back of knuckle, slid CV through and into splines on bearing, torqued to spec, drove about 20 miles and saw the ABS sensor was still warning, so figured it was bad. Took it out (usual method - it snaps in half, then have to drive out from the knuckle hole and clean up mess inside) and saw that the brand new Toyota wheel seal had failed. The spring loop and part of the rubber seal were laying inside the knuckle. Took it back out, put another new one in, and have it reassembled now. At least I have no ABS warnings, but this is the third set of ABS sensors and at least the 4th or 5th set of these wheel seals I have had to replace. Does anyone have any idea what we are doing wrong, what is possibly causing this, or any suggestions? This is really frustrating and expensive!
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Keep Air Ride and Delete XREAS?
Does anyone have a tutorial on how to replace the XREAS with normal shocks/struts BUT keep the Rear Air Ride system?

My 2003 V8 Limited has both and the Rear Air Ride system works great and is awesome for heavy loads and towing... But the XREAS system is starting to leak and I would rather switch to more cost effective shocks.

Looking for a aftermarket option that has the compression range needed to work with the Air System.

Can anyone recommend a rear shock for stock ride height?
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Does anyone have a tutorial on how to replace the XREAS with normal shocks/struts BUT keep the Rear Air Ride system?


My 2003 V8 Limited has both and the Rear Air Ride system works great and is awesome for heavy loads and towing... But the XREAS system is starting to leak and I would rather switch to more cost effective shocks.

Looking for a aftermarket option that has the compression range needed to work with the Air System.

Can anyone recommend a rear shock for stock ride height?
Can’t help with the Air Ride thing but the suspension link in my sig has info on X-REAS removal. Within the post are links to the FSM files on X-REAS removal and they may have the Air Ride piece.

For stock ride height, many people go with KYB and the Bilstein 4600 is also designed for that. FWIW, I have experience with the 4600s and found it a great shock but of course ride is a subjective thing.
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This is an amazing thread, great job @y=mx+b ! And I agree, this could be sticky worthy
Thanks for grabbing pics and info for the brake booster/accumulator replacement, thats awesome! I've been slowly adding threads here as I find them, and I stumbled across your awesome pics and documentation. +1 for using imgur. I've learned all I know about 4runners and auto maintenance from this forum and youtube, so this is a way I can try and give back.

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Thanks for grabbing pics and info for the brake booster/accumulator replacement, thats awesome! I've been slowly adding threads here as I find them, and I stumbled across your awesome pics and documentation. +1 for using imgur. I've learned all I know about 4runners and auto maintenance from this forum and youtube, so this is a way I can try and give back.
I'm glad they help! I sometimes feel like I'm wasting time when I stop to grab pics or write everything out, so it's nice to hear it's worth and it and at least helped somebody. Yeah, Imgur seems to be the best for hosting pics online for this

I get that, it's always good to try and give back - and I think this thread was a great way!
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This is a seriously awesome thread! Thanks for putting it together. Saves a lot of searching around for half remembered threads.
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