Recent content by rra640

Did you ever find a solution to this? Mine is having the same problem only the passenger side is blowing hot.

I recently noticed a small leak on one of my valve cover gaskets. Since I have about a year left on my warranty, I took it in to the dealer to get it replaced. I showed them the leak and left it with them. About 2 hours later I get a call that they "can't find a leak anywhere". I had to take...

Dirty MAF sensor? Clogged CAT?

No one has any suggestions on this??

My passenger outside mirror has become loose... probably from too much offroading. Any ideas on how to tighten, or what the problem might be? It appears to be more in the pivot and not where it attaches to the door. When I tilt it in, there is a small silver screw, but it's tight. Any ideas???

Re: Re: What does everyone use for GPS? Yes! That might be worth waiting for. Thanks.

I don't know if this has been posted here or not. I came across this at another automotive forum and it is quite handy. Doesn't look like they have anything other than TSB's past 2003 for the 4R yet, but the diagrams are very good. Go to this link and click on "Auto Repair Reference Center"...

How is a unit like this off road? Does it show trails and terrian? My thought has always been that the street versions do good in town, but lack once you go off main road. Do you have experience with this?

I have been looking around for a portable GPS unit and I am pretty disappointed. I want a unit that has more detailed topo capability than the consumer units that find all the Burger Kings and shopping malls. I came accross this the Baja 480C from Lowrance. Prices are less than $500 for this...

I remember in the past I always had a little flapper door on the fuel tube (or whatever it's called). I noticed that my 2005 doesn't have one. Does anyone else have one? Mine is just wide open. I'm afraid I might have lost a part or soemthing. If someone can look, it would put my mind at...

I drifted off for a short time in the garage while staring at my doors... thats about it.

For mud and trails, a big lift is probably not necessary. Some good mudd tires would probably suit you fine in 31 or 32" size. You can always buy a second set of in-town tires because mudd tires will wear quickly on the street.

Yawn...

I would only go out of couriosity of wanting to know what is causing it. It's good to know there is another with the same mystery! I sure wouldn't pay the stealer anything for it!

Anyone ever seen the back of the plastic trim or have a shop manual with a picture that shows the clips??? I can't sleep until I figure this out!!!