My idiot cousin has a 2016 4Runner and has almost 180k miles on it. I asked him if he has ever replaced his front and rear diff fluids as well as the transfer case fluids, he said no and with a smart remark he says “it still runs why should I”! In addition he hasn’t even greased the drive...
I work at a Toyota dealership and yes my Lube Tech guys (not ASE certified/Master Techs more like young teens) tighten these oil caps like the lug nuts on your wheels. I have told them to please not do that because I've gotten many complains about it. So do they listen.........NOPE!
That was my other option. I was afraid too if that would cause too much twisting.
Or I can start from the rear by jacking up the rear pumpkin and place a jack stand under the diff axle (ex. passenger side). Then jack it up at the frame at the front passenger side and place a jack stand there...
What's a good jacking points for rotating your tires? Let's say if I start at the driver's side can I just jack it up in the center of the driver's side frame and place two jack stands and both sides? Will it damage the vehicle if I jack it in the center of the frame?
Been an employee for a Toyota Dealership for many years. No discount for the Pro at the dealership I used to work at, instead they gave me a nice $10K mark up. I told my general manger to take that $10k and shove it!!!
Went to another dealership and paid MSRP for my Pro.
Good eye I didn't see it also has the 3rd row seating. TRD Pro does not come with 3rd row seating. No hood scoop too.
I still can't believe this guy priced it as a TRD Pro.
IT'S AN SR5 Premium!!!!!!
Correct me if I'm wrong but I work for a Toyota Dealership and I'm looking through our 2018 brochures. The 2018 4Runner TRD Pro ONLY came in WHITE, BLACK, and the exclusive color Cavalry Blue.
I don't think that's a TRD Pro. The seats are different color it should be black with red stitching...
I just purchased a grease Gun from Lock N Lube (The Green One) with a max PSI of 5000. Will that work?
Noticed some of you are using ones that are from 7500 to 8000 PSI.
Back in the late 90s when the 3rd Gen 4Runner came out my co-worker had purchased a Limited. That's when I fell in love with 4Runners. At the time I was driving a 1997 Tacoma Regular Cab that I bought for $13k brand new, I couldn't afford a 4Runner besides my wife didn't like it. Then 10 years...