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Got mine from Wally World for about $15 each. Cheap and effective. especially when you have twins and need them for 2 vehicles. As mentioned, there's nothing scientific about them all they do is lift the kid. Everything is just a novelty.

Same thing happened to me but with snow had the same issue here when we got a chitload of snow here in jersey. started doin donuts in a parking lot by my house. When i got on the highway the steering wheel did exactly what u described for the next 20 miles. Lesson learned......

Air Feshener Tree:D

Based on my experience, i would suggest a compression test if possible. check to see if the engine runs hot (clogged egr), rust around the wheel wells. functioning tailgate window. normal smooth idle. info on the last time the headgasket was done (v6). thats about it

No offense dude but your front end kinda reminds me of my pug (tan with a mushed up black muzzle)

It seems that the vinyl used on those ledges isnt very durable on these vehicles. When i purchased mine I also had some scratches in that same spot.

Darwinism at its finest.

my dad bought that same year 4runner. Ended up shipping it to Dominican Republic after he retired and is still the proud owner of it. (actually he retrofitted it with a propane setup so that he can use that or gas. seeing that vid was definitely painful. As it started to sieze is sounded like...

PM Sent!!! With all due respect BigBrother. not trying to c##k block you.

95 w/ 139k

thanks for the advise Hawk. I would have never thought of checkin that out. guess i'm gonna have to do my own tune up on the truck and look everything over. As for the fuel filter, its been sittin on my back seat since last week. Plan on getting that replaced this weekend if weather permits. :D

Hi everyone, newb here with a need for confirmation. I just got a 95 3.0 as a hand me down. it has recently had the engine replaced with an rebuilt one but for some reason it seems to be acting wierd. for starters, the engine idles between 500 and 750 when in park. also, it seems sluggish at...

if you're lookin to do it yourself, you best bet would be to first get a manual and read up on how to change brakes. if after reading the manual you're confident you can do it, look up the parts online. like on Autozone.com and price it out on there. hope this helps