New to me 2001 4Runner with the rear bottoming out. I purchased new rear could and shocks (factory height) and I still hit the center bump stops inside the coil springs. With my two little kids in the back seat and a dog I ride he bump stops. Everything is factory as far as I can tell. Any ideas??? Not really needing a lift right now. Could I have the wrong inner bump stops? Empty I have 1-1.5" between the coil seat and the bump stop. Thanks in advance for any help.
Ive been on the site for years and just seeing this now also!Very good information on this site, after moving around the country my recall notice never got to me until I read this thread. I've contacted Toyota, given a case number and a dealer to contact. To make a long story short parts are on order and my appointment is next week to do the recall. Original date on recall January 18, 2002 so a month shy of 15 years and Toyota still honors the recall (d@** Good!). BTW, Since this is my first post I'm the original and still the owner of a 1996 SR5 bought brand spanking new back in September 96.
I gave the dealer the VIN # and they took it from there. Since the recall notice was from Jan 2002, they had to order the parts mentioned in this thread (spring subassy, bumper subassy & spring coil). You may want to contact Toyota's Corporate Office so they may assign you a case number.
Best of Luck!
just called my local dealership they said my t4r doesn't have any recalls available even tho the vin is in the recall list
but it has a saggy butt
time to lift no need to keep it stock
well... odd but it appears it is a US thing, Canada does not get the same deal, which I think is BS.
So, in some ways hope this helps us northerners at least know where we stand, but it really doesn't help in the end of getting anything fixed.