Recent content by Texas_Johnny_Bravo

2001 4Runner Pre front end damage picture of my T4R. Didn’t like the color at first but it’s grown on me. Would look so much better with black wheels and a lift.

Thank you for this. My 2001 is doing the same thing. How long did it take to remove the Vapor Canister? I would like to check that before i dish out the $$$ for something that doesn't need to be replaced. I am going to replace the Fuel Pump for sure since I currently have 266K miles on it.

My 2001 Limited threw the P0442 code a while back, I scanned it using an ELM327 and my Torque App on my old Galaxy phone. It came back as an Evaporators Emission leak detected. I automatically figured it was a bad gas cap like on my old 2000 4Runner. I cleared the code after I replaced the cap...

My 2001 did the same thing a couple years back. I saw how much it was going to be to replace the whole TB with a new one so I took a chance and bought a used one for about $300. Took maybe 15 min to replace it and it has worked perfectly ever since.

Positive it wasn't a coyote. I had seen a couple earlier in the night. This dog was black with a white stripe running down the center of his body. And the boot isn't torn. I was able to clean off all the grease today, and the boot is still intact. Thank you for all your help guys.

Tomorrow I'll wash it all off and take a look. When I first saw it I was hoping it would be blood but yeah it wasn't.

Its definitely not oil, the reason I was thinking grease is because of how thick it was and the color. As for the dog I don't know why it was where it was. Here in West Texas there's a good distance between towns and I was probably about 8 miles from the closest town. I don't think the dog...

Driving home last night going around 80mph I ran over a dog that probably weight 50-60lbs. I wasn't able to pull over safely for a couple miles but this is what I found. I know it's grease from the CV Axle. My question is do you think the impact could have cause the boot to open up and shoot...

Been thinking of a way to repair mine too, there sound like some excellent ideas. Hopefully it will warm up enough this week to give it a shot.