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If the bearing was going in the alternator you would not have any dimming, it does not effect the output, until you lock it up!

On my 02 after about 10 miles with the light on I put in 16.9 gallons before the first click. The day I bought the truck it was totally empty and was able to get 18 gallons in it.

Can't tell from the pic but is the wheel worn or is that skin/dirt all over it.

I posted my findings on Yotatech , I found that the Bilsteins are 2" longer than factory Tokico's. Thus not putting the same amount of pretension on the factory spring. However this does allow the tire to droop another 2" for better articulation. I just swapped to 99 coils and now all is...

I would post this on Yotatech

Did you change the plugs when you changed the coil, they could be fouled, just another option if the new wires do not work,

That is an old cellphone antenna

Then they have been changed, because my 2002 Limited had Tokicos. And I know they are original because they did no preventative maintenance, I just change they factory plugs last week, 3 densos 3 ngk's

The soleinoid on the starter must be stuck, or the iginition switch

Sounds like a fuel issue, Not the trans if it bogs. Had a cavalier once that sounded like this and it was the Cat totally stopped up, but I really think you have a fuel issue from what you have said. Change the filter, or put a gauge on it to see where the pressure is at.

Yes, I called PP themselves first and Shox.com and he said he just drop ships them from PP as I would assume all the others do.

Good luck getting them, I tried to buy some last week and they said to call back next month. They are expecting a new shipment from Germany. But from what I can tell they run out often and lead times are never correct. I gave up and bought the 99 springs.

Here http://www.yotatech.com/f127/2002-4runner-drl-disable-off-capability-87596/

Inner Tie rod since that is where the play is , the whole assembly is the tie rod, the part near the wheel is the outer tie rod.

Well here is an update, Tiredealsforless came through and I got the tires in 2 days. $520 total and I had them installed for $61 using a Hunter road force machine with the proper lugcentric adapter, and the balance is great. The Toyo open countrys look awesome for an A/T tire. I have...