Recent content by T100toyota13

xxJAMxx has not posted since June. Pretty sure he is gone.

Updated: Well, been driving it for a week. I have about an 80 mile round trip to and from work. The last couple of times I checked the underside after arriving home, there has been less splatter. Each day I wipe the oil splatter off and see what new splatter has been made. It's not enough...

xxJAMxx has disappeared.:cry2:

No grease recently. Also, the spray is definitely lower viscosity consistency. It's definitely not driveshaft grease.

Immediately started spraying after 40 miles of driving. I know a marlin crawler seal was installed. Also, I can SE some slight oil at the flange side with the dust cover next to the diff. I wonder if oil got pushed past when the old breather was there and now it's sitting on the outside of...

New breather, no pressure and still flinging oil.... Attached photos show the fine oil spray dotting the underside components.

I had my rear diff rebuilt with all new bearings and seals in my 2000 4Runner. After installing and filling the diff fluid to the bottom of the fill hole I drove it and noticed oil spray above the pinion flange, axle housing, rear coils, shocks, sway bar, and gas tank to name a few areas...

I've had the same issue as OP with my 94 4Runner. The Discount Tire that installed the new tires did not have the lug centric balancing adapter. This led to vibrations above 60mph. I called another Discount Tire when I found out about the lug vs hub centric style of balance and it turned...

Is this still available? It's a 4.10ratio & no issues? abs? I'm in Queen Creek interested in it and willing to drive.

Make sure your clutch pedal arm returns far enough to hit the button at full return. Same concept at the brake pedal but making sure the clutch is engaged to keep cruise on.

It's amazing what a little soapy water does for it. :amen:

HaHa yeah, thats not even counting my 1979 Corolla I had when I was 16, or the 1996 T100 I had after that. Both my parents drive Yotas as well. My wife used to be into Jeeps, then when the motor blew at 70k, I asked if she had ever driven a Toyota or Lexus. Many, many trouble free miles later...

Check out this video and the two that follow. May help. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oZDSjlxl2Q4&list=PLPMpPriBUyJBT9enPCPkIbDhEUXKFzzaT&index=4

Just wanted to say I love the videos. Not only because they are detailed, informative and entertaining, but because where else can i see a San Jose native testing their tranny temps on beautiful Redwooded highway 17? I grew up in San Jose but live in AZ now. My first toyota truck was a T100...

New to the forum. Wanted to say hello.