Recent content by tinman831

:tape: shhhh, OPSEC

Just curious. If it's for transport, why is it staying in the 4runner? Just put it in a discrete rifle bag or case and leave it in the trunk.

Standard calculator app works fine. You've got a lot going against you. Heavy truck, high altitude, winter gas. Not the greatest for gas mileage.

Hmm... I have an old catch can from my e46M that I'm not using. I wonder if I can retrofit it to work with the 4runner.

I use the same filter wrench from Motiv. There's many different brands and they all pretty much do the same thing. As far as the filter drain, the tool just pushes into the filter housing by hand. You shouldn't be using a hammer. Just make sure to line it up with the hole and give it a good...

I stand corrected.:thumb3::thumb3:

So you want to install the entire headlight assembly onto your 2011? Unfortunately, that won't be possible without major body work as they are entirely different shapes. What most people do is simply retrofit the existing headlight using new projectors.

Did it not switch over when you changed it in the headunit?

This. I took a couple hours to install some fog lights and my presets were still there when I plugged everything back in.

You're parking it in the garage when you're on deployment right?

Did you leave your windows down or something? lol My interior looked like that after I ate too much once and projectile vomited into the window.

Harbor Freight sells those for like 10 bucks, but I agree, they are awesome.

Order placed and payment sent. :D

I would, just so you don't pop any fuses.

From what I've read here, that sound is due to the brake assist feature.