Recent content by 074.0Runner

I dont know any of the stores that you Canadians have but, get either NGK V-Powers or Densos for the spark plugs, and Goodyear Gatorback belts are the best in the business. The one on my Dodge has 110,000 miles on it without any cracking and it doesnt squeak one bit.

I'm very glad I picked the Goodyears! These are very nice tires! As you can see, I have already got them dirty. The shop also found that my upper ball joints were worn out (Something I already knew), but I paid the $200 to have them replaced.... These tires are a definate upgrade to my...

The Silent Armours are $195/tire at the local shop. I'm going tommorrow to order them. I figure I cannot go wrong since they are E range and the Toyos are C range. I pull a camper and these should take lots of the sway that I have out of the equation.

Yes. On every vehicle I have done it to, it hasnt cost me more than $5 (Gasket and carb cleaner) and 35 minutes.

No need for me to make a DIY: Front brake pads

I do 5,000 mile changes. I went to Walmart the other day and found Mobil 1 was now $0.50 cheaper than Pennzoil. I've got some Mobil 1 oil change stickers coming, so I'm gonna start to use that. I never stick to one oil for a while. 4Runners are the eaisest trucks to work on on the planet...

Looks friggin awesome!

Thanks, I'm talking about the Dodge. I would be very happy to get even 50,000 out of these tires. Thats twice of what I got out of the TDs. Hell, at that time, the truck would have 230,000 miles on it!! I need to go down to the shop where I got the TTs at and get the price of the SAs. I...

*Look to the top left, thats my baby, my '99 Ram* She needs new tires. After getting a craptastic 25,000 miles out of the Goodyear Wrangler TD tires, I am ready for a new, much better set. My previous size was LT265/75/16. Now I am considering getting 17'' wheels and LT275/70/17 tires. Here...

I'm not gonna try them out until they have been on the market for a little while.

I'm gonna replace mine soon. I've never done it on a T4R, but it looks super easy. I have a Haynes manual to guide me if I need help.

We're talking about putting Seafoam in the brake booster hose and having it sucked into the motor. I'm not talking about putting it in the oil.

Never heard of that....but Seafoam works well, and it cleans your motor out!

Nobody can tell you where an exhaust leak is. Look under your truck and investigate yourself. Find leaking part, and R&R. Comprende?

They make a TRD oil cap to fit the 4th gen. I really feel sorry for anyone who feels much obligated to buy the TRD Radiator cap, though! :violin: