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I chased a similar problem for years on my 2000 Limited. It never happened when driving around town. The only time I had issues was on longer trips in hot weather; my truck would randomly stall once I got into stop and go traffic (or stop lights) after extended highway driving. It sucked, but...

Hello all, I was vacuuming the 4Runner yesterday and an unlucky gust of wind slammed my door shut on the vacuum, which caused the door cladding to partially pop off. I've had some rattling from it for a while, so I'd like to replace all of the clips while I'm at it. Does anyone know the Toyota...

You don't have the time to build it, but you have the time to use it? To each his own, I suppose.

I still have a wood grain bezel that I'm looking to part with. It's not perfect, but it's not cracked...I can't imagine what a perfect specimen would fetch nowadays...

I ended up with this same problem and I've dealt with it for a few years now. Depending on what you here back, I'll probably revisit this "fix" when the weather is right.

$200 in parts and a few hours of weekend time? I'd say that's an easier pill to swallow than a new transmission if the integrated cooler fails. Also, with not knowing the maintenance history of the vehicle, this allows you to catch up on a lot of unknowns. At almost 200k miles, the radiator...

Unfortunately, my issue is still ongoing. I did some searching through the wiring and didn’t find anything weird. I also replaced the passenger seatbelt with a junkyard unit and the light kept blinking.

PRICE DROP Radio bezel- $200 shipped End caps- $15 shipped

I have one listed in the classifieds. It's not perfect, but as others have mentioned, finding perfect ones is getting much more difficult. I can do $225 shipped...

I have a 1999-2002 wood grain radio bezel that I'm willing to part with. It is not perfect (see pictures for details). The top passenger side mounting clip is missing (still mounts fine), the clock will need to be glued in, and there is some discoloration on the metal trim around the 12v...

Have you looked into this version that Husky offers? Classic Style Laser Cut Fitted Floor Mats | Husky Liners To me, it seems like the Husky answer to WeatherTech. I ordered them for that reason. They have raised edges and are great for the snow; there's really nowhere for water to reach the...

I pulled my headliner and drove without it for a while and noticed drips coming from the exact same spot. A few years back, I had vultures eat the rubber weather stripping around my sunroof glass, which seemed to allow water into the rubber, and it would eventually drip from there. I'd be...

Yep, as far as I remember, the existing one can be used as a template for both sides.

This will probably be hard to source nowadays. I replaced mine with 1/8” fiberboard. It’s an easy project if you have a jigsaw and a drillbit assortment.

Ooof, a burning hot strand of metal covered in rust dust flying into your arm meat sounds pretty unpleasant...