Recent content by 4RunnerFundi

I got it out and new in.... buuuuut.... now when I attach the negative battery cable the alarm goes off honking and stays honking and even when I start up the vehicle it continues to honk and I have to remove the negative battery lead... ideas? This is driving me to drink

Title says it all, I'm sitting out in the mist and dark trying to replace alternator on my 2006 V6 4Runner and have removed battery and can not get the idler pulley bolt to budge so I can get tension off of the belt and of course remove the idler pulley also. If I recall the idler pulley bolt...

I have done everything but remove the seat. I asked because if there is a computer or something under there sensitive I did not want to just start pulling the seat out without some knowledge first. I will remove it and see. Thanks for those with constructive comments.

So my driver's seat is firmly attached to body, but there is something under my seat that is heavy and moves from side to side when I make turns. It feels like there is a metal drawer under my butt with a very heavy object in that almost fills the drawer but not quite, so it slides side to side...

It is the Sending Unit and it is common for this to happen. I have to ritually set my odo-A to zero before pumping gas and pay attention and never let it go over 350 miles to be safe. Or drop the tank and replace the sending unit... :mad:

Finally got the subwoofer installed and all the plastic back in place with very minor breakage :tongue1:

After install of the aftermarket sub did y'all put the original plastic grate with the foam protection ring on it that was on the original stock JBL sub? Just curious if it was necessary and if so if it works with the aftermarket units... ??? Or do you just throw it away and roll with out it :-)

Tried to change out the JBL Subwoofer in the back.... managed to put a small crack in the large rear interior quarter panel, completely destroy one of the plastic floor pieces and then couldn't figure out how to get the new subwoofer to fit, so ran out of time and half of my 2006 Sport's...

Just reread this post from beginning to end "again" and no it does not say anywhere that you cannot remove just the center panel, but now that you so kindly explained that to me I know now.

I don't think you read my post or looked at the photo... I am asking how to get the panel off in the photograph without having to pull out the entire rear corner paneling???

This was what Crutchfield recommended for me to use with the stock amp and the easiest "plug & play" replacement... Rockford Fosgate P3SD2-8 and Metra 72-9300 Speaker Harness.... does this sound right?

The above photo I pulled from this site, my truck looks the same only I don't know how to get that panel off without damaging it... Appreciate any help!

Need help... I'm confused. All I want to do is change out the subwoofer in my 2006 Sport JBL 4Runner. Spoke to Crutchfield for the easiest solution and I ordered the Rockford Fosgate and was told it would be a simple "plug & play" no amp replaced & with the greatest potential difficulty...

Need help... I'm confused. All I want to do is change out the subwoofer in my 2006 Sport JBL 4Runner. Spoke to Crutchfield for the easiest solution and I ordered the Rockford Fosgate and was told it would be a simple "plug & play" no amp replaced & with the greatest potential difficulty...

Checked the price on a gas tank sending unit and am wondering if I can do it myself ;-/ And tomorrow will let you know if my subwoofer install is a success or fail ;-0