TakeitApart
New member
Hey all! Just wanted to finally introduce myself to you. I've been lurking and posting some diagnostic help when I felt I could assist over the 'net. Sometimes it's kinda like a haircut by phone. 
Anyway... I'm a five year, ASE L1 Master, almost MDT Toyota tech in Harrisburg, PA and I love wrenching on Toyotas. I Currently drive a 2000 4Runner SR5 with flares that's supercharged.
I just did the 13WL upgrade after towing an enclosed 6x12 trailer all over the East Coast for my other hobby. Let me tell ya, I'm looking forward to the additional stopping power! Other than that, I did a 2" 4Crawler body lift and I'm in the process of saving for a suspension lift. My other hobby is stupidly expensive, so it may be a while, but I do have to daily drive my 4Runner and tow a good bit, so I won't rush the process. I also Modded the map lights to work as designed by Toyota, as well as come on with the dome lamp, and be turned off if I don't want to light the front area up. I'll eventually write up that process, but introductions first. Haha! Two diodes, a switch, and a relay is all it takes though. Luckily I have those items in my toolbox at work, so it was a pretty cheap (free) mod.
Now on to the pics!
My 4Runner
Me doing my other hobby
Anyway... I'm a five year, ASE L1 Master, almost MDT Toyota tech in Harrisburg, PA and I love wrenching on Toyotas. I Currently drive a 2000 4Runner SR5 with flares that's supercharged.
I just did the 13WL upgrade after towing an enclosed 6x12 trailer all over the East Coast for my other hobby. Let me tell ya, I'm looking forward to the additional stopping power! Other than that, I did a 2" 4Crawler body lift and I'm in the process of saving for a suspension lift. My other hobby is stupidly expensive, so it may be a while, but I do have to daily drive my 4Runner and tow a good bit, so I won't rush the process. I also Modded the map lights to work as designed by Toyota, as well as come on with the dome lamp, and be turned off if I don't want to light the front area up. I'll eventually write up that process, but introductions first. Haha! Two diodes, a switch, and a relay is all it takes though. Luckily I have those items in my toolbox at work, so it was a pretty cheap (free) mod.
Now on to the pics!
My 4Runner
Me doing my other hobby
