Recent content by flighht2k5

I recently purchased a 2005 gx. The key doesn’t work in the door. I’d be willing to bet the lock was changed for some reason. Is it expensive to change the door lock to match the ignition?

Who cares? A college degree doesn’t mean you’re smart.

This is on a 5.7 tundra over on a tundra forum. It’s not mine

Why do you need to know the weight

Why a window ac unit?

I’m not sure why wwii veterans dislike Japanese cars so much. I’ve not witnessed so much hate for German cars from wwii veterans. I wonder if it comes down to race.

My friend hates Toyota because “thy bombed us in Pearl Harbor.” He loves ford, I then went in explaining to him that Henry Ford was a huge anti-Semitic and received an award from the nazis in the 30’s. Ford, along with gm made equipment for the nazis. But he still hates Toyota because of a war...

And my experience says different. F18 legacy and super hornet are way more reliable than the tomcat. Way easier to work on and keep flying. Sooooo My 2005 4Runner with computer controlled everything is just as easy to work on and way cheaper to keep on the road than my unimog was and my fj60...

Sorry I'm going to have to disagree with with that claim. Still have friends that are aircraft mechs in the the navy. They tell me all the time how newer jets are more reliable and way easier to work on.

If you believe that I have some special pixy dust for you.

I'm not [emoji12]. He did say less is more reliable. Hence why I responded the way I did.

Hahaha. Ok. I'll say the same thing about you. Soooo. You have more of that kool aid guy and continue to drive your truck that is loaded down with computers and then try to call new computerized cars unreliable [emoji106]

Yea no. If you select where your "track record" comes from sure. But new cars have shown to be very reliable.

But that's actually not true. Old school tech is not more robust or reliable.

Not as robust as what?