SOLD! LC 8 wrap coils (used) & LC Rear shocks BRAND NEW! 3rd gen rear lift!
SOLD!!
Hey guys I have a set of LC rear coils 8 wraps and the stock LC Tokico black rear shocks for a 3rd Gen 4runner rear lift for sale! Lift the rear of your truck 4-4.5 inches! Also with this deal is the rear...
I found a drip of antifreeze on the lined running to my rear heater when I bought my truck.
Found the lines were rusted and leaking so I traced them back to the firewall where they came up from the frame and changed from steel to a rubber "T" section. Capped off, secured and tight. No more...
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I would begin by checking all the connectors for anything loose or misplaced. Something isn't right and if it ran well before the shop had it, then that should have been noted and this may be their liability. I would look things over and double check connections that would cause a non...
I used to install these for a living years back and recently added a new remote and changed programming on the old Python remote start I found that was installed in my 97 SR5 before I bought it. I have some experience.
I would recommend a 2-way remote start system with as long range as...
Grammar nazi. :lol:
I literally did not know if you meant disagree or digress. I figured you meant disagree as well. My sincerest apologies if you believe that seemed condescending. I meant no harm.
It was just an opinionated statement made on the internet from some random schmuck in his 30's...
Digress or disagree? :shrug:
Yeah you're right. While the RAV4 was definitely in the economy CUV market, maybe not so much the economy SUV (if their even was one) market...I'd compare the BMW or Infinity SUV models as the upper end models vs the 4runner.
Even with the limited options, the...
I have to laugh at some guys that believe their 4runner is priceless at over 15 years old with low mileage. It's not a "beyond it's time" vehicle. It was a smaller economy SUV that was marketed here for soccer moms and families.
Why anyone would even offer them more than 14-15k is beyond me...
So much this.
Oil getting into the intake in large amounts is NOT good. The builder should do a compression/leak down test to verify the rings are properly seated and holding compression.
Before anything, I'd take it right back to the shop that build it and have a rather lengthy discussion...
From my experience, if the thermostat was stuck, or always open the vehicle would never get warm. The temp guage wouldn't rise above a few clicks on the guage. So that leaves it to a clogged radiator, clogged heater core or bad water pump. There are a few ways to test these components but you...
I actually second this notion. Welding aluminum may be difficult unless you know someone or are proficient yourself. But you could easily drill the hole out and tap it.
What's strange is that the hole looks like a wear hole from something rubbing against the housing. Hmm..
I saw the snorkel and wanted to see water pics...lol maybe that crossing is a bit too deep.
Nice rig though! Those steel gray wheels look nice on a green truck.