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Yea, it's in the hands of the body shop now, they're gonna put it on a rack for a 360pt inspection. It's not drivable as the rear tire is ready to pop due to the hitch putting pressure on it. He did say the rear crossmember would for sure need to be replaced. Abs could be screwed also due to us...

Well, driving it a bit things not looking so good. Feels like it's pulling to the right and sagging to the right a bit. Also the driver seat making a lot of noise when trying to raise and lower it. Airbag light is on, seatbelt sensors not working. Still impressed that the 4tunner kept my family...

No it was Naperville/Butterfield 4 way. Was a stop on red right turn, so I made the mistake of stopping!!. We were heading to the movies to watch StarWars! We still made the movie Am not to concerned about the insurance, farmers have been really good in the past assuming the at fault party has...

An old ford econoline van.

Hey There, So today we got rear ended square on. We were stationary, think we got hit at about 20-30 mph. Can't tell you how impressed I was with the 4runner at taking the impact. Everyone came out fine with a bit of whip lash, generally ok though. My question is though, the hitch mount took...

Our maiden voyage of the camper and towing having switched from an Audi A4 to the 4Runner in December in order to then buy and tow the camper :-).

It only connects at the bottom on the sides, in the middle at the bottom it is slack enough that my dog can crawl under it, that in my book is not connected to the floor. It is a Toyota OEM net

Btw, I have the net, but it only connects at either side, not to the floor, though I have thought about trying to Velcro it to the floor mat.

To clarify it was a case of beer, the case fell out and smashed two if my precious!

Hi There, So I've had the 4Runner Limited with 3rd row seats since December, and love it. But the trunk has a very slight slope to it, and my drive way has a slight slope to it also, so far I've lost a jar of curry sauce and more seriously 2 bottles of beer to the pavement, because as I open...

Thanks. I've never removed a dash panel in my life, sure it's easy once you've done it once.

Thanks Antman. I took a look, looks like you can feed a cable through without removing anything. When you say pull the lower dash loose, does it just pull away by hand and then snap back into place afterwards? Cheers Jonathan

I'm thinking of getting a scangauge II to monitor transmission temps while towing. Given I have no knowledge of how to pull the dashboard and steering column apart, when installing the scangauge behind the stearing wheel, do you have to pull the stearing column apart to hide the wire etc...

Could you seed it as a torrent? we can all help share it then.

Thanks Barry