Recent content by MadPainter

Yeah, but it's close enough to the subject that it's not too distracting. If you had placed it far right, then perhaps that might not have worked out as well. HSS I guess?

Color calibration is actually a big deal if you want your colors to be accurate. I find editing on a laptop to be difficult. Typically the screens are not very color or gamma accurate and are a pain to calibrate properly, if at all. Connecting the laptop to an IPS monitor that encompasses as...

Fun shot. Well done.

Nice work!!! I especially like the slow shutter shots.

Old post, I know, but I really like these shots, especially the fourth one with the darkened background and illuminated climber. Great use of flash and vignetting. Nice angles with the tree trunks too.

We had been using Comcast "triple play"for internet, phone and TV. We ditched the phone and TV and kept the high speed internet. We now use our cell phones for our home comms. Added Netflix and Amazon Prime (actually the video part is included for now with Prime membership). That did not give...

Yeah, 15 seems like a lot. But these forums can be overrun with bots and human spammers. A friend of mine manages a smaller forum than this and he regularly gets dozens, sometimes hundreds of bogus hits a day. So I guess this seems like a fair way to weed out that kind of traffic.

Still working the count.

Me too. Almost there.

My question exactly. Pages have been moving real slow.

This worked for me. Read about this solution on another thread too. I had this same problem with a recently purchased '07 4runner. Sure enough the wire had been pulled out of the cabin temp sensor. Plugged it in and now AC works well at all reasonable temps, even with outside temps in the 50s...

Resurrecting an old thread, but I had this same problem with a recently purchased '07 4runner. Sure enough the wire had been pulled out of the thermostat for the AC thermostat. Plugged in and now AC works well at all reasonable temps, even with outside temps in the 50s.

I was wondering about the sealant permanence too. I'm not familiar with either of those types, but will keep in mind to use the 4200 if I have to go this route. Thanks.

Thanks for the info Rick. Did you ever resolve this issue with the extra sealant around the hose? I'm trying to sort out a similar issue with my 2007 4Runner. Already replaced the gas cap twice (first was aftermarket, second was OEM). Still throwing the P0456 alone. Now on to more testing.

DannyLlama, I just saw your post on this old thread and then I noticed your profile pic. Is that an infrared photo? It's cool looking with the bleached foliage matching your 4Runner.