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Old 07-06-2005, 07:22 PM #1
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Leaning 4Runner

I am not sure it has been covered before but I noticed my 05 4Runner leaning to the left. If I stand behind it at a distance, it definitely leans to the left. Has anyone else noticed this?
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Yes, do a search and its been discussed before. I don't believe its anything to worry about.
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Is there a fat chick in the back seat?





Seriously though, this is normal. Like 'Sharp' said, it has been discussed, but I don't remember the details. Perform a search for more info
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fat chick in the BACK seat?

wouldn't she have to be sitting to one side?
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Yeah I too forgot the specifics. I think it was something along the lines of where components were mounted caused the truck to have a "gangsta' lean" to one side.
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Re: Leaning 4Runner

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I am not sure it has been covered before but I noticed my 05 4Runner leaning to the left. If I stand behind it at a distance, it definitely leans to the left. Has anyone else noticed this?
Your fuel tank is on the left side, gas is heavy.

How much is it leaning?
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I have not measured it in terms of inches, but it's noticeable. I sid see the black plastic gas tank on the left, and thought it could be that.

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Gasoline weights about 6.2 lbs/gallons therefore:
6.2#/gal * 23 gal = 142.6 pounds. Or approximately the weight of one person. So this would have no sagging effect on the truck.
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Looked around, but could not find anything

I searched the board but did not find anything on a leaning/sagging 4runner and what it could be.... no one else seen this? Can you have a look at yours and let me know?

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measurement

I have an 05 and you got me thinking... lol.. I just went out and measured it on a good level spot on my driveway. If you look at the rear bumper step there are 2 slots or groves. One on the left and right. I measured mine it was exactly 20 1/4" on both sides of the bumper step. In other words it's dead level or about as close as you can get. I just filled the tank too.... @ 2.39 gal. lol Anyway mine seems to be level with no lean that I can detect.
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I have seen posts about this....also check yotatech.com.

This is normal!
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