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    2004 V8 Loss of Power at highway speed

    I never even thought of that. That being said, I dont think it would have been the air intake. The engine's rpm where constant and it wasnt sputtering or anything. Thanks for the idea though!
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    2004 V8 Loss of Power at highway speed

    No, it was the right rear.
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    2004 V8 Loss of Power at highway speed

    wouldnt you know it... March 1 and we got nailed with almost a foot of snow... the same day i had planned to go skiing with friends. Lets just say we took a detour and had fun in the snow. Man does the 4runner climb steep snowy hills well with BFG at/ko's!!
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    2004 V8 Loss of Power at highway speed

    no, i definately didnt have the emergency brake on. I havent had the problem since, so i hope it was just a fluke! As far as moving out of the cold... i would love too! :) This winter has sucked!!! Its my first winter with the 4runner and was looking forward to playing in the snow and...
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    2004 V8 Loss of Power at highway speed

    The VSC light did not illuminate and the vehicle didnt pull to any side, nor did i 'feel' the brakes be applied. As an aside, I definately know the feeling of the VSC applying the brakes, seeing its winter.. and... occasionally when driving and the road is empty... and snow or ice covered...
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    2004 V8 Loss of Power at highway speed

    I just cant see how a piece of ice that gets trapped between the wheel well and the tire could confuse the computer, yet i cant think of any other explanation. I cant see the ice slowing down the one tire, thereby causing the computer to think that the OTHER 3 tires where slipping causing the...
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    2004 V8 Loss of Power at highway speed

    Hi All, I have been rather busy and away for bit so I haven’t had a chance to post but… Around Xmas the weather was really bad for a few weeks, freezing rain, rain, then the temperature would drop minus 40 Celsius and everything would obviously freeze solid. Anyways, I was driving at 100 km/h...
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    Bigger Tires on 2004 SR5?

    The KO's are definately louder then the stock dunlops. I would have to assume they are louder then almost any all season tire since these are all terrains. They have an aggresive tread pattern. That being said, at 100 km/h, and with the radio on, the noise is hard to here. It doesnt bother...
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    Push Button Replacement??

    Its for the 4th gen 4Runner. I have a V8 sr5. I dont like where the dealer installed the remote starter disable switch. Its down by the emergency brake and my big feet occasionally hit it and turn it off, without me knowing about it. :( I was thinking about getting a button that looked like...
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    Bigger Tires on 2004 SR5?

    Snow results... Well, it has snowed / freezing rain here in ottawa ontario off and on all for the last week which has given me a little test of the new tires. On snow, they are awesome. And on ice... well.. they cant defy the laws of physics, they are slipping and a sliden. Which isnt often...
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    Push Button Replacement??

    Hi All, Rather odd question here, but, do any of you know if you can buy a 'button' that looks like the buttons on the dashboard, but without any lettering / symols? You know, the one that looks like the ones used for the DAC, center dif lock, etc. I seem to remember someone selling them on...
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    Ontario 4R's

    You are going to love it. They are pricey, but buying my 4runner was the best purchase i have made! :D
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    Ontario 4R's

    Well, if Oshawa is a crazy place, then i guess Ottawa must be insane?? :arrow:
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    Bigger Tires on 2004 SR5?

    Thanks! Thanks for the info guys! I picked up a set of BFG's AT KO's on the weekend in the cheaper, yet much bigger size of 265-75-16. The runner looks substantially better with them and i have gut feeling it will perform better offroading and in the snow!! However, the left wheel is rubbing...
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    Bigger Tires on 2004 SR5?

    Cause Problems Thanks for the info. i didnt realize you could run even an inch bigger. However wouldnt that size cause problems with the speedometer, fuel calculator, etc? Would the 1/4 inch increase on the tires i am contemplating cause a problem? Thanks again for the information!

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