Recent content by mycrobyte

Hey - need some advice to see if discount tire was just trying to get me to buy or if they are right. 2015 Limited And I tow a 16’ Boston Whaler (1,200 lb boat plus maybe 1000 for trailer). Say I tow 2,500 lbs. Currently the truck has Eagle RS A 245 50 R20 tires with load 102H I asked...

Anyone have a wire diagram for the hvac pin out on the control module?

Trailer I’m getting a trailer for my 15’ canoe today. Much easier for an old guy like me and seems safer to me. $1000 plus tax at local outdoor shop. Can carry 2

FS: Homelink Grey, heated seat sw, fog sw, bolts & climate bulbs From my 2004- All sold to Dave. Thanks! Homelink overhead console grey. $55 shipped Heated seat switches. 25 shipped These 3 items for $15 shipped. Fog light switch Spare bolts for 6cyl valve covers Bulbs for climate...

Got em Thanks! I'm gonna be glad to replace my aftermarket switches.

I'm interested but am in china till sun. Please drop me a msg and I can PayPal when back home. Ship to 49456

So my 2004 4Runner started having some trunk issues last year. Every so often when driving the latch would half cycle and the trunk would 'open' not all the way but just the initial part of the cycle. This went away for a while when I removed the mechanism and cleaned it also lubricated it...

You have a set for a 2004 Rear?

I could use the light switch. To 52317 North Liberty Iowa.

+1 on 18"

I installed mine right on top. One year later and still no worries.

Hey there. We just moved to coralvile and I'd be happy to help and meet some locals. Drop me a note. Petermarozsan at yahoo dot com.

I installed a kit from ebay, works great! Switches are in the two blank spots on the center console. Pulled power from fuse block. If you feel comfortable pulling seats and installing relay's then it is a really straightforward job. I've got a post on here from when I installed them along...

Please folks, don't waste your time and money using a Zinc Phosphate on aluminum. Though this well effectively degrease the aluminum there is no zinc being deposited on the substrate for corrosion protection. If you need to want to properly pretreat aluminum use a chromate conversion coating.

Absolutely powder coat! Of course I am biased but this is the best technology for your wheels! Be sure you have them professionally powdercoated! For your color this may be a good option: http://www.toyota-4runner.org/4th-gen-t4rs/112968-black-chrome-fj-wheels-installed.html Really depends...