4Runner Jack kits and rod for lowering the spare?

protomod

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I'm looking for a source for OEM or similar Jack/tool kit that comes with the vehicle, plus the rod used to lower the spare. I have a 3rd gen 1998 4Runner and it is missing everything under the right rear passenger seat... Not a good situation.

Thanks in advance for any help.

Jerry
 
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I'm looking for a source for OEM or similar Jack/tool kit that comes with the vehicle, plus the rod used to lower the spare. I have a 3rd gen 1998 4Runner and it is missing everything under the right rear passenger seat... Not a good situation.

Thanks in advance for any help.

Jerry

I could sell you mine? I have a tire carrier and so much lift now it doesn't do me any good anymore... Well at least without getting creative that is lol.
 
I will check locally, good ideas... I don't know why I didn't think of that besides being in a somewhat remote area of the state and I don't remember even seeing one...

Thanks!
 
Searching in T4R Items for sell on this site is another good way to find what your looking for. Give [MENTION=85046]nissanh[/MENTION] a pm. I recomending him as a good seller on here.
 
Searching in T4R Items for sell on this site is another good way to find what your looking for. Give [MENTION=85046]nissanh[/MENTION] a pm. I recomending him as a good seller on here.

except when he keeps saying he will get back to you and never does lol
 
You can get a bottle jack at just about any auto parts store. As far as the rod, I bought a socket extension kit that had a long 3/8 inch extension at Harbor Freight. I believe it was $15. Anyways, it works perfectly and you can just a ratchet to lift/lower.
 
except when he keeps saying he will get back to you and never does lol

Last time I talked to the guy he was (full time / part time ?) college professor. Dude is probably busy grading chemistry papers or something.

:humble:
 
The stock jack is very sketchy. The slightest movement and it will possibly slide and the vehicle could fall off the jack. I used it once in an emergency.

Much better would be to buy a heavy duty aluminum floor jack and take with you on trips.
 

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