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I replaced all the parts in the fuel tank. New pump, sender assembly, and suction tube assembly. I did the pump for preventive maintenance. The others I did for fuel gauge accuracy. As soon as I started it up after I replaced everything my fuel gauge went up a good amount and is much more...

I'd look at this attached TSB and see if your VIN is listed. I have a 2000 Limited and mine was. There is updated parts for the Fuel Sender Gauge and Fuel Suction Tube assemblies. I just ordered these and will be replacing them along with Denso pump when I get them.

This is the series you'll want to watch.

90949-01C06 I believe this is it. 90949-01613 There's also this one.

90467-06102 I believe this is what you need.

I'm interested in the price also. I'd like to upgrade my alternator eventually because I plan on getting a alternator charger for my Bluetti battery.

Not every part will be cheaper but a lot are. Impex Japan is another site to get cheaper OEM parts. I've ordered multiple times from them and all the parts were legit. You'll have to pay tariffs but it still ends up being cheaper then ordering from a dealer in the US. Funny this thread was...

I've thought about this as well. I want to drop the tank to replace the parts to fix the fuel gauge not being accurate so when I do that i'll probably just replace the pump at the same time so I don't have to drop the tank again in the future.

Yea maybe I was just expecting to feel a bigger difference from the 4.88 gears. I'll keep it around actual 70mph as that's the speed limit around here and see what I get. I swear my 1999 got better MPG though with all the same stuff on it. Maybe i'm just misremembering though.

I just installed a new cat a few weeks ago so it's brand new. Unfortunately it didn't change much.

I have a 2000 Limited with 224k miles. Has 33" tires with 4.88 gears. Has bumpers, spare tire, RTT on top, winch. The problem (at least it seems like one to me) is that any tiny hill, when i'm going around 70mph, it'll start to lose speed and i'll either have to downshift to keep the speed i'm...

33183-60DBR Repair Damper Block for Transfer Dynamic Damper Suitable for Hilux & Prado - ToJo 4wd Centre You can buy this to repair the transfer case dampener. Mine's pretty loose and about half held on so i'll probably buy this to repair it. I think since they are in AUS you have to email them...

Installed the CSF radiator today. Pretty easy job. Just a simple pull out the old one and put this one in.

Yea i'll get some pics once I get the OEM one off. Once I drive it around for a bit i'll post if I notice any sound or smell differences. Not many people seem to have this one so there wasn't much info on it out there...

I decided on getting the aFe Power one. I'll get it installed and let you guys know how it is after. I really hope this fixes my power issues.