seymourless
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Thanks! There is a ton of info on here and has looked like a friendly place to be. I def have more videos in the works :couch2:
New Garage, New Project. 1998 4runner Rescue
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Thanks! There is a ton of info on here and has looked like a friendly place to be. I def have more videos in the works :couch2:
4Runner-Dan
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The videos are well done! Keep it up! What's next on the projects list?
seymourless
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I appreciate it!
The main thing for now is getting it road worthy again. Putting the axle and seal back in, brake shoes and drums, transfer case seal and fluid swap, tune up and compression test, then some cheap rear shocks to make sure the car can drive alright. Once that is done, exhaust, timing belt, rust repair/prevention, potential full suspension upgrade, exterior and interior upgrade, and then taking this 4runner on trips and getting to enjoy the fruits of labor!
seymourless
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Update: Here is part 2 of the series: Getting things all back together!
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Does anyone have any tips or trick for installing the abs sensor back in the axle housing? It is an unbelievably tight fit and it feels like I will break the sensor if pushed down any further than half way into the housing.
Thanks!
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Does anyone have any tips or trick for installing the abs sensor back in the axle housing? It is an unbelievably tight fit and it feels like I will break the sensor if pushed down any further than half way into the housing.
Thanks!
