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This one? 84830-35041 Genuine Toyota Tail Gate Switch Assembly

These guys?

You replied to an eight year old post. I have a 2000 SR5 with a five speed and simple J-shift for the 4wd. 2000 was the last year for a manual transmission 4Runner. In North America, anyway. Not sure about markets abroad.

It is, but the effort is often not worth the savings. Rock Auto - a/c idler pulley I had my idler bearing get noisy many years ago. I removed it, carefully popped out the seal on the bearing's side and cleaned it up with aerosol brake cleaner. Then I packed it full of a quality synthetic...

My 2000 SR5 has the warranty replacement coils robbed out of my totalled '96. I believe they are the same as the '99 tall coils. It still sagged a bit when pulling a trailer full of firewood or loading the back with heavy stuff, like bags of concrete, etc. I later installed Airlift 1000 air bags...

Dead thread resurrection! Does anyone have experience cleaning their evaporator that they would like to share? I'm looking to access the evaporator and spray with coil cleaner. The less intrusive, the better. What is the best way to gain access? Pics or video would be great. Thanks! Edit...

Yes. Time to upgrade. Toyota Off Road Vehicle Differential Breather Extension. KIT-1012

I would approach this way: - Check breather on differential. If plugged or frozen, clean or replace and proceed. - Pull offending wheel, drum and remove axle. Clamp the axle in a bench vise that allows access to the bearing. Inspect bearing for sloppiness. Carefully pop one of the seals from...

I think your number is missing some digits.

I did a search and copy/pasted from an old similar thread. Not sure if they are the same parts, though. *It is easily accessible at the rear of the front diff without removing the skids. Look for the two wire harness. While the switch should require a 27mm metric socket for removal, a shallow...

I got rid of the clutch switch years ago by creating a short (3") jumper wire with spade terminals. I simply unplugged the switch and replaced with the jumper. Gotta be sure you're working with the clutch/start switch and not the cruise cancel switch, though.

Mercer, WI? Home of Claire d'Loon? Welcome! If you need bumpers, sliders, etc. take a couple minutes to visit 4x Innovations. They are in Platteville, WI (a long drive for you, granted) and they do permit pick-up of products in lieu of shipping, so you can save some money. Plus, meeting Adam...

That electrical connector was likely for the air flow sensor. That may be your problem.

Sounds like your blinker fluid froze. Sorry, someone had to say it.

No, should not be a problem if it is M18 x 1.50 thread. Having a magnet is preferred, but not necessary. If it has a hex head rather then the factory allen-type head, I see that as a bonus. Make sure you get a sealing washer. Edit - I see two Dorman plugs that will fit. 65264 090-114