Recent content by ki1022

Tried to sell but no takers. See this thread: http://www.toyota-4runner.org/sale-t4r-items/224441-large-lot-2nd-gen-toyota-4runner-parts-philadelphia-pa.html#post2495019 Let me asap if you want it!

Any T4R members want it for free before its scrapped? :noidea:

Still have! $100 and its yours, that's a steal :llama:

Going once, going twice.... :AK47:

Isn't there a glass-break sensor in the 3rd gen 4runners? I thought it was this thing with the holes: I can set mine off by closing the loud heavy-duty "snap" latches on a Pelican-case if the alarm is armed and all the windows/doors are closed.

I will consider any offers out there! Want this gone asap!

These are all from a 1994 with 5-speed manual and 3.0 v6 if it makes any difference to you. If its not pictured, I don't have it!!

Have a whole load of 2nd gen 4runner parts that have to go. Engine and mechanical parts, interior plastics/parts/buttons, all windows except drivers side, lights, transfer case, window regulators, power locks, much more, please look at the pics. Unfortunately I don't have the time or...

You would have to crank the starter constantly for a long duration of time to overheat it. To loosen the crank bolt you just need 1 quick jolt for a split second so there is no overheating concern whatsoever.

Did the same thing with a cheap breaker-bar on my 97 and it worked great. Next to zero effort. I left the radiator in and had no issues. You still need a proper bought/made tool to re-torqure it to 217 ft lbs.

Maybe you already tried this but disable ABS and see if it still happens.

Does anyone know where I can get the clips that guide the spark plug wires and attach to the timing belt cover? Both mine are broken. I tried google searching for a part number but couldn't come up with anything.

I leave it on all the time. I find the shifts feel sluggish if I turn it off.

I had the same exact thing happen to me when I was doing my timing belt job. I tried to bend it back but it just broke off. I ended up filing it down a bit and just using it again. It's been 6 months now and there is no visible damage to the belt. I'm not necessarily recommending this...