Recent content by TY4Runnin92

On my 92 the filter is located behind the left headlight. You need to remove a hose, and about three or four clamps. Thats about it!

Congrats on your purchase! Although you must be disappointed to lose your MR2, I think you'll find the Runner to be fun, especially in snow. Welcome to the forums!

Prices, well....... I went to flowmastermufflers.com/ and the only thing they'd give me a price on was there new 40 Series Delta Flowmaster muffler for $111.19 or somewhere close by. There page only supports Amereican trucks and SUVs and not import. You can call their tech line (800.544.4761)...

Hmmmmm....... Did you check the spark plugs to make sure they were still good? Perhaps you have fuel pump problems....... Could be a few different things. Could be that you have a bad starter. When did you purchase the Runner? Are these "bad starting days" colder than others? You may be...

Yes, I received the pages, thankyou. I tried sending you a PM the other day to confirm that I'd seen them, but I guess the PM did not work. Sorry for the late reply. -Dan

Hi, I own a '92 4Runnner as well as a Repair Manual. Here is what I've found out: It is located in the engine block OR in the cyl head. You may need a special Toyota tool or equivalent socket to remove and install the knock sensor. Here are the steps: 1) Drain Engine cooling system. 2)...

Yes, I do believe it was soundguy who told me about the K&N filter. Thanks again soundguy! I still nee to ask Toyota about header gaskets...................................................................... Cheers! -Dan

Greetings Stomper, Welcome aboard! Glad to see another 2nd generation owner on the forum. I own a '92 Auto 6cyl. Anyway, on to the subject. A lot of our generation's are eventually modified with a Flowmaster 40 or 50 series. Thats what most people seem to be using. Also, as far as...

Well, this may sound stupid but the 22R never did have much 'get up and go' power. Most OLDER 4-cylinders tend to dog-out. You may just be experiencing the affects of aged technology. (Or I could just be full of crap). You may want to check that you are receiving plenty of air and fuel...

Welcome to the forums! If I was in your situation, i would contact your local Toy dealer and see if they can special order you one. There also sites that can order you OEM replacement parts. Try: http:www.toyautoparts.com/ Hopefully that'll help. If you absolutely can not find one, you may...

I'm actually from Vacaville, about an hour South of Sacramento. I don't think I would consider that South California, but either way you've seen one part of CA not much else to see. I do plan to drive down to Pismo Beach one day... Maybe get a house near there. Speaking of Owner's Manual...

I'm in Vacaville, CA. Its about an hour south from Sacramento. I don't know of any local fab shops off hand... I usually go browse over at Kragen's of Auto Zone. There is a junk yard full of nothing but Toyota somewhere in Sacramento but I still haven't gone there.

Oh, my apologies... I actually noticed that after I posted the reply I just decided not to change it... Does anyone know where I can find a front (or rear I guess) tube bumper for a $100?

There ok, but I'm looking at Nerf bars.

I plan to do mild watered-down mudding thats only about 3 or 4 feet deep, some steep hills, and going fast on level dirt roads (I want to make a lot of dust). I'm also trying to talk my friend Devan into buying a used Toyota pickup/4Runner from the 80's but its not going well. Oh well...