Recent content by Lizard333

Thank you so much!! I looked and looked through the manual. I couldn’t find it. I can’t tell you how annoying that was!!!

I have a 2015 SR5. The dash says “maintenance required “ but no light. The screen reminders in the app tab have been reset. Just can’t get it to go away on the dash board idk what else to do??. Any help would be so appreciated. Thx in advance

It has spacers. No third row seating, no sun roof, no leather, power driver seat only. We bought it a couple of weeks ago. Everything is perfect, runs great, clean CARFAX. Got it for 31K. Tires are not my favorite, will be putting some KO2’s on it shortly. Will those side door protection...

Definitely an SR5. Thanks for the help guys!!

My bride and I just recently sold our Gen 3 98 Limited 4Runner, and bought a used 2015 4runner with only 16K miles on it. The dealer had it listed as an SR5, but I am starting to question it. The Vin# is JTEBU5JR2F5205### https://parts.olathetoyota.com/vin-decoder This is what I have...

You guys are great. I post here to help others. I used the advice. Then I get chastised for not thanking the individual out in public for all to see. So I guess I should also bag on the others who's suggestion was was not the fix??? Not the first time the group here has been an ass to people...

Ok. I figured out the problem. The previous owner was less than stellar on maintenance. My radiator was clogged. This is why it started to overheat only after putting her through her paces. I dislodged enough crap to reduce the efficiency. This caused my overheating on the hills and under load...

New cap, same problem. Any other suggestions? I'm open.

My 98 Limited has 148K on it. Just did the T-stat, water pump, t-belt, seals ect. To the best of my knowledge, all maintenance has been done that can be done to get this truck up to par, not knowing the previous history of the truck. Pulling a trailer from 1500 feet elevation to 7000...

I guess a pictures worth a thousand words........

Just figured I would give a report on these brakes. I am in the process of hoeing my BBQ, a 3500 pound trailer, and these brakes are nothing short of awesome. I live at 7000 feet in Flagstaff, and after descending to around 1800 feet in the Phoenix area, I never got any fade or loss of braking...

I love the look of her. She's a 98, but doesn't look dated at all. Traded in a Limited 2011 Explorer on this one and I have zero regrets. My T4R handles better, get better mileage, and I can work on it without a degree in electrical engineering.....

Congrats. You won't be disappointed. I just got mine about a month ago and I she is now my favorite.

Second the naval jelly. Really good stuff. There is a commercial rust inhibitor that is really good, I just can't think of the name at the moment. I got it from a paint shop.