D.O.G.
New member
Hello,
I am new to the forum and have recently bought a 1991 T4R 4x4 V6 SR5, named D.O.G. (Dangerous Offroad Gamble)
As expected with a 18 year old vehicle, there are a couple problems with it and I was hoping you guys might be able to help me because I would rather get to know my new Toy.
Some of the things wrong with it are:
Power Steering leaks (I was told the high pressure line needs to be replaced)
A/C broken (I'm hoping it just needs to be recharged)
Horn Broken
There are a couple other things minor:
The automatic gear shift is loose and often pops from R to N
The gas petal has about an 1 - 1 1/2 in where you press and there is no resistance, then it starts accelerating
The break petal is really soft, but sometimes not. Most of the time it has to be pressed a long time to break (most likely need to be replaced, but not the problem) but at other times that time to get to the resistance is immediate.
The fuel gauge constantly flucuates, increasing apparent gas level without adding more gas.
Thank you for your time.
BTW, I am a college kid, so tools and funds are limited!
Thanks
I am new to the forum and have recently bought a 1991 T4R 4x4 V6 SR5, named D.O.G. (Dangerous Offroad Gamble)
As expected with a 18 year old vehicle, there are a couple problems with it and I was hoping you guys might be able to help me because I would rather get to know my new Toy.
Some of the things wrong with it are:
Power Steering leaks (I was told the high pressure line needs to be replaced)
A/C broken (I'm hoping it just needs to be recharged)
Horn Broken
There are a couple other things minor:
The automatic gear shift is loose and often pops from R to N
The gas petal has about an 1 - 1 1/2 in where you press and there is no resistance, then it starts accelerating
The break petal is really soft, but sometimes not. Most of the time it has to be pressed a long time to break (most likely need to be replaced, but not the problem) but at other times that time to get to the resistance is immediate.
The fuel gauge constantly flucuates, increasing apparent gas level without adding more gas.
Thank you for your time.
BTW, I am a college kid, so tools and funds are limited!
Thanks