any time 1000MPH
Google AI mode has gotten incredibly good too and faster than partsouq.
Prompt:
need part numbers for a rear diff fill and drain plug on a 2016 Toyota 4Runner
Result:
Component Part Number Typical Price
Rear Drain Plug 90341-18057 ~$13.00 - $16.00
Rear Fill Plug 90341-18006...
any time 1000MPH
Google AI mode has gotten incredibly good too and faster than partsouq.
Prompt:
need part numbers for a rear diff fill and drain plug on a 2016 Toyota 4Runner
Result:
Component Part Number Typical Price
Rear Drain Plug 90341-18057 ~$13.00 - $16.00
Rear Fill Plug 90341-18006...
@mods I think I have reached some kind of character limit on my original post that is preventing me from adding or updating, is it possible to get a increased limit for the original post?
Watch here:
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=dcsPyhn162E
Just take your time, don’t force anything, and don’t be afraid to remove interferences, and it’s not too bad.
Just rolled over 120k miles and completed the spark plug change. I've now completed all the standard maintenance items on my 4Runner from brand new. Kind of a good feeling. The first vehicle I've ever done this for completely.
Cheers.
I suspect the fill quantities are for minimum amounts, e.g. I put 3 liters of Toyota OEM fluid in the rear and never got overflow from the fill plug. Level was in the sat range but not at max. So buy plenty of fluid. 5L will do both front and rear
Normally, you would go furthest from the master cylinder, but that's based on trying to do the longest to shortest brake line. I double checked the sequence with the factory service manual. It has something to do with the location of one of the abs components I think. It makes the front brake...