Recent content by prospect25

Just received a set: 2Pcs Windshield Wiper Arm Pressure Spring Booster, Wiper Arm Pressure Spring Set Well worth the $7, even if I did have to buy two!

Thanks for letting us know Paul! For anyone else, do you know the part number? Mine has the double hook as shown in the photo in post #7, but I can’t find a part number to replace it as one side broke off

Does anyone know the part number for this? I found another diagram and it shows "74631B" but I can't find it anywhere on OEM parts catalogs. Looking for the same one shown in post #7

From my RO, it's: 84340-69025 Genuine Toyota Switch Assy, Stop Lamp Hope this helps!

Six-ish month update - replaced the brake switch and haven't had any problems since. I'd have to say if someone is having similar symptoms, try the $30 part first. OBDII scanner along with the new O2 sensor and Doorman spacers and we've had zero issues (knock on wood) since replacing the brake...

The P0504 code has not come back since clearing the DTCs and the repair for that seems straightforward - if/when it comes back. I included screenshots of the temperatures of the cats as I thought if a cat was failing it would run at a different temperature. Both values for primary and secondary...

Hey all - long time reader of the forum but first time post for help :) I have a 2006 SR5 4WD V8 with 185k miles. Car was SoCal and CO owned, so the undercarriage is in great shape, and I've been meticulous about maintenance, etc since my ownership from 150k three years ago. In the past year...

Where are the gold bullions located at for $25.5K?

What do you consider "low miles?" I have a 4th gen, SoCal and CO owned, but has 185k, which some consider "low" as they run to 300k or more

I've seen people hit it with a high speed buffer and a light compound. Dirty, grime, grease, etc gets stuck in the pores of the plastic and some people have successfully used compound and buffing to get it out. Or you could just replace it, depending on how old it is and how much it bothers you

^Agreed with this logic. You could try to wetsand it with a very light abrasion paper and soapy water on the area and then buff, but until you get a divorce your wife will probably put more scrapes on it (sarcasm but true)

Had to reset mine as the shop that did the oil change didn't. Probably would have charged me more to do the light reset anyway

Gotta keep the lights on for the sales floor, I guess. $500 for a caliper?! Crazy

Just buy an EV like Newsome wants you to. Maintenance free and good for the earth (sarcasm)

Agreed. Defense is the best offense, or something like that :)