Recent content by bluemarlin04

I keep mine stored in my garage. I use it when I go on camping trips and out of town. It's really useful, but a complete annoyance to drive around with when there is nothing in it. It's noisy and hurts MPG's. It only takes 15 minutes to install and take off. Much happier without having it...

Same. Mine snapped and I was being real careful. They're pretty expensive to replace too.

I paid 12K for my 2004 limited with V8. It's two wheel drive. Had 86K on it. I didn't need 4wd. This was through a private part and it required some work on my part to find it for that price.

No. The fj rims had sensors in them and it seemed to work. How do you reprogram them?

Long story short, I had a bunch of work to do to my car before driving across country. I had a steady light on with my TPMS the past few days. I added air to all my tires and now lights blinking. WTF. How do I fix this? The rims are off a FJ cruiser. Not sure if that makes a difference.

I went back out to my driveway to give it one last check before buying a new caliper. Turns out I put the retaining pin in backwards. I'm such an idiot. :ybrick: At least it was an easy fix and not expensive.

I just got done replacing the rear pads and rotors on my 2004 4runner. I'll give you a run down of what happened. 1. First I replaced only the pads and I got a squealing noise after that when moving. 2. Went and bought new rotors and replaced them. Re-bled the brakes and it's still...

I live in Pcola near downtown. I have a 2004 4runner but it currently has a stock rack on it.

To make sure I order the right LEDs for the HVAC, you need 2 Neo4 and 6 Neo3? And the HP ones can fit if they're sanded down a bit? Any tried the HP ones vs the regular ones? If I wanted to do blue buttons and put cool white on the display ones I would order 2 Neo4 whites and 6 Neo3 blues?

I have rear springs that came off my FJ at 58K. Don't have the fronts though because they're going in my runner.

How much to ship to Pensacola? 32505. Thanks. I'm interested if they haven't been sold.

I paid 12K for a 2004 limited a few months back with the same amount of miles.

I'm going assume you've never made a mistake in your entire working life. Is that correct? Quit making a mound out of a mole hill. There's a huge difference in workmanship for an aircraft and a 30K 4runner. The tech made a simple mistake. And if you think aircraft techs don't screw up...

If you're on the Gulf Coast that sounds to be about the right price.

Like I said, big bear doesn't really have that much snow. There's plenty of RWD cars up there. A 4runner will be fine on normal tires unless a storm rolls through. I wouldn't sweat it. Last time I was there I had a dodge durango and it was painless. I never once used the 4wd and I was there...