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kumho kl61 I chose these. I'll be writing another post on these now that I've had some snow driving on these. Short story... For what use them for....amazing... Plus the mountain/snowflake symbol

For about 25 years or so I lift my blades and arms from the windshield, cover it with a towel and lightly spray them with PAM ( yes the cooking nonstick stuff). Two or three times a winter, got the idea from grandma who did this to the snow shovel to keep snow from sticking. even as/if ice...

P0420 cat below efficiency.... To much gas not enough air. Stick your finger in your tail pipe...black confirms. Clean .... Bad reading o2. Black= somewhere up the line you're not getting the proper fuel to air ratio. Either to much gas ( drippy injectors clogged air filter and the...

That's what I use!

try autozone or the like they read codes for free then post you code

I was torn between the Coopers and the kumhos I bought the kumho kl61 great tire great price great warranty quiet Either tire I think most would be happy with I think both are severe weather rated... I know the kumho is

Just a thought... Why don't you tell us what code you got. I'm betting your o2 sensor is just fine.

Will do! Thank you!

Why yes I am! And thank you. I hoping that just like most things on Toyota they are interchangeable. If yours is a bit longer it could be an easy swap for 3Rd gens that are lifted

Anyone?

Could someone please measure their stock panhard bar eye to eye

glad you got your sticker... Now fix your car The 420 code explains that the sensor that monitors the cats ability to store oxygen is outside of its specs. Which means you are either running too rich or to lean. Stick your finger in the end of your tail pipe. Black rich nothing lean. Lean not...

Any 5w30 you like will be fine.. it's more important to use a good filter. Oem , wix pureone Mobil 1 The filter is where it's at

The rear drums and self adjuster assembly is responsible for pedal height . Also brake fluid (hydraulic fluid) in general absorbs water, water compresses at a different pressure then th he brake fluid which will give you a soft pedal

kiss Keep it simple stupid. Next time before you buy a new sensor try just unplugging the one you have. If nothing changes the sensor obviously has a problem if things change then the circuit was working. Nothing changes unless something changes Timing belt problem it was just...