Recent content by murph73

Love mine as well, 10 years next month, but at some point I need to think how the thousands I'm putting into her would sure get me closer to an FJ Cruiser.

177,500 and this past year has been bad... Oct '06 - Cracked Radiator Nov '06 - Revtek Lift + diff drop installed w/ Rancho Shocks/Struts Jan '07 - CV axles replaced (ripped from lift) Feb '06 - Starter; O2 sensors Apr '06 - Head Gasket, Water Pump, Belts Jun '06 - Round two of CV axles ~...

Forgive me for not knowing this but, what do you mean by a little rake?

Response to your earlier question - yes it was the Revtek 3" but I'm pretty sure I only got about 2" in the front. I can say for sure that I'm 2" lower in the back now. Front: 38 1/4 ground to fender lip; Back: 36 1/4. Sounds like 3.5 would be perfect. How long did it take for the new coils...

LC coils? I haven't heard of swapping with them before. What's the difference between those and Tundra coils. (have been hearing about this swap)

Recently intalled Revtek spacers (front and rear) on my 97 SR5 and my rear sits 2" lower than the front. I upgraded the struts and shocks to Rancho at the same time but am still running the stock coils. Truck has 172k on her so clearly I'm experiencing the 'sagging rear' I keep reading about...

I didn't like the way the wheel was sitting after installing the Revtek spacers - especially compared to the front. Looked too confined in there.

I have the same question. Maybe we can revive this post. See attached with running boards removed. I have since removed the rear mud flaps as well.

Not exactly the picture you're looking for re: the body lift, but I just had 3" Revtek spacers installed. Ended up giving me 2" in the front and 1.5" in the back on 265/75R16. Looking at coils in the rear to level everything off.

WD40 did the trick!! Thanks to 4RunnerDNA. Sprayed some in the locking mechanism and the light and dash both recognize the door is open and work properly. Unfortunately, I was hoping this would fix my alarm/pwr door lock problem. But apparently not. On to the next idea.

I'm having the same problem but I cannot find the rear hatch sensor. Note - the "open door" dash light also does not work - leading me to believe that it is the door sensor. Does anyone know where the sensor is located?

Please help. I'm new to this forum and have done a good bit of searching on the topic but have not found the answer. I've seen several posts that indicate the rear dome light does not light when in the "door" position and the door is open. There seems to be a mysterious rear door sensor...