Recent content by banzaj

Can't find the download link. Please, repost the link?

There's a single dedicated parking brake wire coming out of the head unit - just connect it to the ground - say, screw it to the head unit's body, that'll make it think your parking brake is on and you can watch your videos or what have you. I did it on my kenwood, it works. No need to buy a...

Hi, mine started skipping gear teeth as well. Could you please describe in more detail how to fix it? The black gear is flimsy and at the moment I can't figure out how to get it firm back in place. Thx!

Thank you, too!

Thank you! This is just what I need!

Hey guys, Those of you who owns [preferably the Canadian version of] a 06-09 4Runner with Autolight feature installed, would you please advise how exactly the Auto lights work? I know that Canadian 4Runners all have DRLs. How the lights behave if your switch is set to "Auto" when it gets dark...

Good one) back from 2012

Thanks for sharing! Your photos are not accessible anymore. Would you please re-upload them, probably somewhere else?

Great! Will be waiting for your comments.

Hey guys. I installed a set of new 2010+ FJ springs on my 2006 V6 SR5 a while ago. Now it's time to replace the shocks. The rig rarely goes off road so I am leaning toward OEM 4Runner shocks (Tokico in Toyota box) just to retain comfort ride. What do you say about this setup? Will OEM shocks...

Thanks man!

You'd be looking for MVCI Toyota (or mini VCI) toyota mvci | eBay I've got one like this: V10 0 028 Mini VCI Diagnostic Tool Cable Scanner for Lexus Toyota Tis Techstream | eBay In the Techstream you'll find the engine section, there you chose Active Test, then go for VVT-i tests, there are...

Ok, thanks. As for ES300's - do they fit plug and play 06-09 t4r?

Just an update: it was all due to the VVT-i clutch on the driver's side - it might've been stuck a bit and therefore acting slower than normal or not turning to the full range. Resolved by just working it out via Techstream - just by turning it to the full range, there's a special test for this...