Recent content by ZO6_Vette

I have a 2013 4runner with 180K on the clock, looked to buy a new 2025. But after looking at a few 6th gen 4runners I ended up buying a 2024 with 8k on the clock.

Looking at the truck the space between the hood edge and the bumper cover is fairly tight. Does the deflector make contact with the bumper cover where it goes under the hood?

This one uses adhesive tape correct?

Bought a 24 4runner and am looking for a decent hood deflector. Seems the OEM one is no longer available so any recommendations?

Thanks

4runner repaired after a collision, seems to me that some of the controls and switches are no longer illuminated at night. I have no nav just looking for some pics of the dash at night to see if it is correct. Thatks

Here is Samson our Shiloh Shepherd at 13 a few days ago, we only let him use a ramp to get in the 4R as it is too high. Sam at his best weighed in at 140 now he is down to 110.

I thought that the Shift Lever was also just a switch and did not have linkage to the transfer case.

Here are a few possibilities. Have someone look at the truck, you may have unmetered air issue. A marginal maf sensor can cause all kinds of issues and never through a code. Small amount of diesel in the gas. Cat is damaged (have u bottomed out on something).

Thank goodness for 40 gal in the Suburban and like 15 in the Vette. Although I had access to fuel I wondered where some of these folks would acquire the 15 gal a day to run some of the larger generators. Most do not consider the fuel consumption rate when they purchase a generator.

I would not stress over road conditions, if you feel you need 4wd then engage it. Driving normally on dry pavement for short periods should not cause any issues. My father in law has a 1963 Jeep CJ manual trans in the barn that the previous owner drove from Colorado to New York with 4WD...

Strap a set of these on your 4runner Agusta-Bell 206A Jet Ranger HB-XCX - Emergency pontoons test - YouTube

Friend had a Cadillac that the sun roof exploded and it was covered under warranty.

I have checked the temp exiting the center vents and it was as cold as anything I have ever tested. The airflow volume exiting the registers compared to many other cars/trucks is noticeably less at max fan speed, this is what I believe most owners have an issue with.

Your Moly # of 576 is high, nothing wrong there but from other Toy 0w20 samples there seems to be a wide variance. My first sample sent in at 1350 miles copper=258 Second sample new Toy 0w20 oil with 4650 miles copper = 194 See below similar numbers to my samples...