Yeah I was kicking myself for forgetting the crush washer. I should have just stuck the plug in and then turned the engine off and waited a few minutes and then pulled it back out and replaced the crush washer then.
I just did a drain and fill and when I pulled the overflow plug it drained out the excess like it should. As it got to a trickle I was about to put the plug back in and realized I forgot to grab the new crush washer so I quick ran and got it and when I came back there was no more coming out...
I would recommend NOT going with the NuGeon brand from Rockauto. I bought a set for my 2008 and what I got was one caliper that was not even remotely close to being for a 4Runner (completely different design, piston was at least twice the size of the original, didn't come with a mounting...
I know this thread is 8 years old but I wanted to say that I ran into this issue this weekend and toybox's solution worked GREAT. I was contemplating drilling a hole in the side of the frame at first, then tapping the frame and just running a bolt into the that until I went searching and found...
This weekend I replaced sway bar end links and bushings front and rear. Went with Energy Suspension bushings. After driving with them, I'm a big fan.
Tried replacing rear brakes (calipers, rotors, and pads). Pulled the rotor off the passenger side but didn't back the parking brake shoes off...