Recent content by 4RunnerDNA

This will continue to happen due to the spray that comes off of the tires. I fabbed up some splash guards and connected them to the fog light. Even when it pours now, my fog lights remain very dry and they do not even fog up anymore. I will try and get some pics up later.

Do some searching; I'll get you started http://www.toyota-4runner.org/3rd-gen-t4rs/62769-steering-wheel-leather.html

That little NOMA thing is a flashlight and takes two flat batteries (which last a long time). The main thing was that this little flashlight had a constant on feature so it would stay on without keeping the button depressed. So when I need the light on I just touch the switch on the back which I...

I got mine from the tercel 4WD for free so I could deal with not having the altimeter, as the tercel has the 4WD light instead. This is what I did. I took it out of the outer padded case and fibreglassed around the inner plastic housing. I added a mini LED flashlight that had two LEDs and...

Sounds like Grand Portage, MN. I went down there many years ago from Thunder Bay to watch a kickboxing fight.

And you are using the relays correct? From your post it sounds like you may not be.

I doubt you will find better for that price. Personally, I would try to find a Koyo retailer in your area and see what their price is in comparison. If any issue does arise on such a vital component, it may be easier to rectify in person. Sometimes saving $20 at purchase doesnt save you hassle...

Forgot to reply and thank you for your help, which is much appreciated. It went smooth, though I messed up the bottom rivnuts. A trip to the nearest fastener store and all done.

Seems like one problem is the white wire. The white wire is there to provide power to charge the relay when the switch is flipped to on. That is why you choose a source that has power only when the key is in the ignition or when the vehicle is on. Also double check your relay positions. Your...

I have done this same thing years ago but I connected the fork mounts to the metal frame in the rear seat backs. This way if the rear tire is muddy it will fall on the rubber cargo liner.

The feedback you got from 004Gunner was spot on and perfect. Where does your VIN fall?

That will work fine, You can see the inlet and outlet for the ATF on the bottom of the rad.

Ya, it just so happens that I am extremely OCD... So can anyone confirm 2.25 inches? from top of bracket to top of hatch?

Ron, thanks for the help. I actually just pm'd you on YT. Your spoiler looks exactly like the one I am putting on. If you get a chance to even grab the measurement that would be great, I have the instal instructions but I am not sure on what the body line reference is to. If it is to the body...

Can someone please get me the measurement from the top of the hatch (where it lines up to the roof) to the top of the rear air deflector bracket? (3rd Gen 4Runner) Thanks in advance.