Recent content by Kirk_B

Oh yes, forgot that info; 1999 3.4L

Currently in Guatemala driving south through Central America. I have had an intermittent P0446 check engine code come and go for the last month. Engine has been running fine with maybe 1mpg less than normal, but at idle after a long drive, it sounds like it stumbles a bit. I turn it off and back...

I am looking to add a couple fog lights to the bumper of my 1999 4runner and was wondering if I have factory fog light wiring already installed? My fuse box has the fog light relay and fuse already there. The drivers side behind the bumper has this single connector and wiring (see attached)...

Is it possible to download all the data from this site to make a backup? You never know when this site could go down for good, would be a shame to lose lots of valuable information and tech tips.

Can someone get ahold of eimkeith? I bet he could provide the help needed to get this design to production

It has been sold

Just replaced my failed OEM brake booster after 335k miles. Was wondering if these are rebuildable? Dont want to toss it in the trash if I can have it rebuilt.

Looking to install a full set of aluminum skid plates and see there are a couple of choices in manufacturers. Here are the companies I have found: 3RD GEN 4RUNNER Tagged "SKID PLATES" - RA Motorsports Canada 1996-2002 4Runner Archives - Coastal Offroad Front Skid Plate | 4Runner (96+), GX...

lowered price

3rd Gen 4Runner Steering wheel with airbag and clockspring. Wheel is straight, but has wear as shown in pics. Willing to ship, just need to figure out logistics and cost for the airbag. Located in Denver, CO Price: $100 + shipping

Good info in this thread. Has anyone recently ordered the replacement fixators from Amazon? Tim provided links to both the ebay store and amazon product, but as we know with whats going on in Ukraine/Russia, the ebay link is not an option at this time. The Ebay link says the fixators are a...

I have the same setup as you and have done both Black Bear and Imogene (as well as Engineer and Cinnamon) twice in the past two seasons with zero issues. I dont have sliders or skid plates either, and didn't need them. The biggest issue I have run into are extremely inexperienced drivers...

not sure if this is a joke...

While I was installing my new rear shocks and springs a few weeks ago I made a few observations and had a question: what limits the rear suspension droop? Observations on what limits droop: Rear brake line length Rear sway bar link length Shock length Possible problems increasing rear droop...

Which connectors has everyone used that have had to replace their negative terminal ends? I used a genuine Toyota positive terminal end, but can't find a part number for the negative.