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You may find how to Bypass the TPMS in the linked topic below. Start reading on page 2, post #21. https://www.toyota-4runner.org/threads/5th-gen-tpms-disable.252884/

TIm, Great video, this will benefit many once it gets spread around!! I have read many people post having to remove the drain plug using the hammer and chisel after stripping it and I have always wonder how that could even work and now after watching your video I think the chisel is only...

I think only the 2014 Limited has a spare tire TPMS sensor, your issue is mostly likely dead batteries in one or more of the 4 sensors, the battery usually dies at around 10 years old and you're passed that, most either get all 4 sensors replaced or do a TPMS by-pass and live without the system.

It would likely help if you gave more contact info other than just Daniel Stern, I googled than name and all I got was a TV/movie actor who was one of the burglars in the movie "Home Alone", does he sell headlights??

If you have one of the bolt you can take it to any good hardware store and they will have some exactly the same for less than what it would cost at a Toyota dealer.

Yes that fame looks good, you might want to coat it to keep it from rusting.

IMHO your asking price is a bit HIGH, that being said, if the rear axle need rust attention then the entire frame can also be a issue, these 4runners are known for the frame getting severely rusted in the snowbelt to the point of being unsafe, I would suggest posting photos of the frame so...

Most anyone that might be interested will want to see photos of the frame since these 4runner are prone to severe frame rust when exposed to road salts in the snowbelt.

Did you try the window with the door opened, if so did it do the same thing??

Some have had similar or the same issue and it was the "door check" that stops the door from opening too far was bent and hitting the window as it was moving. Not sure but if that is what it is, I would think it wouldn't do it while the door is opened and the door check is pulled out of the...

I would suggest using a rust converter (Eastwood Rust Converter is one) after a good cleaning, it will convert the rust and seal the area, then paint it with a good paint for further protection.

Congratulations, very nice and very desirable T4R!!! :love: What did you have to pay for it? Show us some photos of the frame.

@xf-bot+t4r can you please bring it to Daniel's attention that at least 7 of those "Super Moderators" haven't been back on these forums for 3 to 14 years, one of the others block who's views his profile so I'm not sure when he was last here but it's been a while since I've seen him online, so...

The OP/seller hasn't been back on the forum since July 30th. There's a link in post #4, the link is the last sentence of the post, it was still for sale on September 29th. Here's the link again. https://www.coueswhitetail.com/forums/topic/135043-85-toyota-4runner/?page=2

@xf-bot+t4r maybe can get it fixed?