Recent content by mwm695

Thanks! I REALLY didn't want to punch a hole in any of the body work lol. Unfortunately, my 4Runner has since died Last February it blew a head gasket, at highway speed, in the middle of no where PA lol. While I was on my way to charity event, no less lol :ohwell: My friend has...

Why did you take a picture of a chevy S10? lol

The only reason mine works now is because they finally caught it for state inspection lol It's been years since that thing worked haha

http://amzn.com/B001GH1PUU Bought this when my OEM switch started to get sketchy, fits right in and has the same amber color.

Not yet, it's on a very long list of things that I would like to get done before I have to go back to school, first of which is enlarging my bank account lol

Mine did the same thing, they would work for a while, then just shut off. I took them apart, put a piece of electrical tape on the back of the housing on inside, where the white piece comes out of the bulb itself. The backing had rusted and it created a short sometimes, thusly blowing the fuse.

*Calls customer* "Hi, uhm...there's no good way to put this, but your truck has broken in half....whats that? Yeah, completely in half, there's no hope for it."

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Hey guys, Does anyone know the part number for the piece of plastic that attaches the front fender flares to the running board? Specifically the passenger side? (I stole this picture from Google, it's too damn cold out to take a picture) I've tried searching the service manual, but to no...

Please let me know how this works :)

just found something to add to my signature lol

Ran over someone's bushes when a snow squall rolled through. They were lookin at me funny anyway. I stopped and gave the guy my insurance information. He didn't seem too upset about his dead bushes hahah :shrug:

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Well, the typical freezing point of brake fluid is -40F, so that's not likely. You probably have dirt/moisture/air in your lines, or like lbhsbz said above, its just too damn cold haha