Recent content by eanema

Ya it's not a common part to break, but the 2UZ-FE is used across many vehicles at Toyota, I'd have expected better support... I am glad I am installing a new part though, hopefully it will come early

AuSeeker, Thanks for the link. Actually my wife found that for me last night before bed. I ordered the part for ~$45 CAD and the corresponding gasket for $1 CAD. Shipping was around $30 CAD all said about $85 bucks. Great prices, but damn is it a long wait! I won't get it till Jan 28th! I am...

So, I was pulling into my parking spot last week and noticed a bunch of oil on the ground under my engine. I drive a 4th gen with a v8. It was leaking from what appeared to be the oil pressure switch so I replaced it. After installing the new part it was leaking like a drunken sailor. And...

These are now sold

I have the following new, unused parts purchased from Toytec in May of 2024. These parts were never installed and are still in their original packaging as received from Toytec. Rear springs are RCC2.0-P - Toytec Superflex Rear Coils which would have lifted the rear end of my 4th gen 4runner by...

The guys over on the12volt figured it out for me. Turns out it was a blown fuse. On the wire harness of the remote start module there are a few inline fuses, the 20a fuse on the ignition 2 wire was blown. Replaced it and I was back up and running again. With heat. Here's the link if anyone else...

It's a Viper 4806v remote start module and an Xpresskit XK05 bypass module. I definitely should have mentioned that before... I installed the Viper remote start system into my old 3rd gen in 2015, and in the fall of 2023 I succumbed to the rust monster and bought a 2007 4th gen. Before I got...

I bought a 2007 last fall and installed an aftermarket remote start. Once I got it properly installed I have not had any problems with it all last winter and no problems this winter until 2 days ago - right before this nasty cold snap we are currently having up here in central Canada. It was...

Well, just an update on this. It's the end of November and I have finally heard back from MasterCard. They have agreed with my dispute and reversed the charges on my card. So, as I pointed out to Toytec, this puts me in the position of having their property in my possession. I gave them a week...

Well, Toytec just told me to f*ck off. Looks like its going to cost me ~$475 because they can't make good on their end of the deal. I updated the initial post just in case anyone is interested in the specifics. I will hopefully be receiving a refund for the bigger half soon enough. Once that's...

I'm definitely considering doing this option, but id rather just have them send the parts out. My primary use for this vehicle is daily driving, with the occasional trip down crusty forestry roads/trails. I can't have my wife complaining about the ride quality on the road. I choose the Toytec...

So I ordered the Toytec lift kit in May and it sill hasn't arrived... but I'm considering the rear lift options again. Perhaps I'd like to return the Toytec rear coils and pick up a set of the Dobinsons 75mm, variable rate springs (C59-677V) Before I order the Toytec lift, I spoke to a sales rep...

I bought their 3" lift kit TTHA-CK-RCC-0309

When I bought a suspension kit from Toytec towards the end of May they told me it would be about 2.5-3 weeks to ship the front suspension parts. Half way through June I asked for an update: end of June, early July. Beginning of July same thing, this time end of July... I just called today and...

I agree with this, and I do tow occasionally. I wonder if it would be better to find different springs for the rear or just get a 1" spacer? Cost vs benefits...