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LittleCaesar
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I don't see any holes in the block. Excellent!
Must have been a fight to get out since I don't see the front tires on....
Must have been a fight to get out since I don't see the front tires on....
zgensler31
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When I pulled mine it was a lot easier to go through the wheel well to get the exhaust apart right there. And also gave you decent access to the motor mount if I recall correctly.
4Running Daily
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Motor number 2 is in.
LittleCaesar
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Very nice. At least you will have a nice present to come back to from Alberta.
I guess you have never done the Tundra brake upgrade then? At least flush the brake fluid, its darker than the paint of your 4runner.
I guess you have never done the Tundra brake upgrade then? At least flush the brake fluid, its darker than the paint of your 4runner.
4Running Daily
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She's back!
tre9er
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Can anyone spot the problem?
Not yet. Can you shine a light into that hole though? I might could figure it out then
Motor number 2 is in.
Keep an eye on the coolant level for awhile, and top-off as needed.
I can't believe you didn't take my suggestion. It could have been a lot of fun with 638 hp...
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4Running Daily
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Will do. I have to go but some Toyota Red.
This engine has 97,000 miles btw, feels pretty good.
4Running Daily
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Definitely a tourist trap, but a nice one. I'm back in Cali now for a month until I move to Arizona for school.
LittleCaesar
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Good job, that is on washing the 4unner.
Definitely a Sun Devil come next month? I now know where to come to party when I fly to Phoenix in November.
Definitely a Sun Devil come next month? I now know where to come to party when I fly to Phoenix in November.
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Time for the real update:
Mileage of car on time of install: 177,152 miles
Mileage of Motor #2 on time of install 92,000 miles
New Toyota Genuine Parts:
-6 Rebuilt Injectors
-Water Pump
-Thermostat and Gasket
-Timing Belt
-2 Timing Belt Idler Bearings
-6 Spark Plugs
-2 Camshaft Seals
-2 Crankshaft Seals
-Oil Filter
-Release Bearing
-Valve Cover Seal Washer
-6 Spark Plug Seals
-2 Valve Cover Gaskets
-PCV Valve and Grommet
-3 Belts
-Oil Pan
Mileage of car on time of install: 177,152 miles
Mileage of Motor #2 on time of install 92,000 miles
New Toyota Genuine Parts:
-6 Rebuilt Injectors
-Water Pump
-Thermostat and Gasket
-Timing Belt
-2 Timing Belt Idler Bearings
-6 Spark Plugs
-2 Camshaft Seals
-2 Crankshaft Seals
-Oil Filter
-Release Bearing
-Valve Cover Seal Washer
-6 Spark Plug Seals
-2 Valve Cover Gaskets
-PCV Valve and Grommet
-3 Belts
-Oil Pan
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TheArkMaster
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Glad to see it up and running again. Since you'll be in Arizona, you're that much closer to Moab :llama:
NateMob
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LittleCaesar
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Two crankshaft seals?
4Running Daily
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That's what they're listed on the bill as. I'm assuming he probably just put it on the bill as that, and the other seal is the rear main seal or something
4Running Daily
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Safari Steering Rack ordered
Wow, excellent customer service.
Gotta recommend these guys: http://www.safari-ltd.com
Wow, excellent customer service.
Gotta recommend these guys: http://www.safari-ltd.com
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LittleCaesar
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Is this a DIY or will a shop be installing this? I have them linked so when mine goes out about 2020 I can order one.
Already have orientation @ ASU?
Already have orientation @ ASU?
