03 4runner Limited with passenger side lean
New to Toyota 4runner, been driving Jeep Grand Cherokee's for past 20+yrs.
Just picked up an 03 4runner with 80,000 miles.
Did some cosmetic work...carpets, missing end caps, and bulb upgrades.
Had 90,000 mile recommend maintenance done along with new radiator, showed signs of small leak, [radiator covered by lemon law in NYS] before turning it into daily driver.
Found shocks and front calipers where done and while under warranty from dealer [3days left and still using Jeep daily] he replaced front struts, front Calipers,rear shocks.
Ok warranty up take a road trip to DC and notice this passenger side lean...maybe because of cupped roadway and looks level when parked or in some roads.
Get back home checked out this forum and I had X-reas system as original equipment.
I now have KYB all the way around.
Hydraulic lines are still on frame just plugged and tied off.
No lights on dash just this lean that is enough to put my OCD in gear.
Pardon the story, but those are the details.
Not interested in lift truck or putting orginal shocks and struts back on at this time, just getting rid of the lean.
Looking for that comfort and handling I had in the Jeep....almost there expect for the lean.
At Firestone now so they can take measurements and maybe do some adjustments...have the lifetime warranty anyway.
Thanks for reading and any suggestions
New to Toyota 4runner, been driving Jeep Grand Cherokee's for past 20+yrs.
Just picked up an 03 4runner with 80,000 miles.
Did some cosmetic work...carpets, missing end caps, and bulb upgrades.
Had 90,000 mile recommend maintenance done along with new radiator, showed signs of small leak, [radiator covered by lemon law in NYS] before turning it into daily driver.
Found shocks and front calipers where done and while under warranty from dealer [3days left and still using Jeep daily] he replaced front struts, front Calipers,rear shocks.
Ok warranty up take a road trip to DC and notice this passenger side lean...maybe because of cupped roadway and looks level when parked or in some roads.
Get back home checked out this forum and I had X-reas system as original equipment.
I now have KYB all the way around.
Hydraulic lines are still on frame just plugged and tied off.
No lights on dash just this lean that is enough to put my OCD in gear.
Pardon the story, but those are the details.
Not interested in lift truck or putting orginal shocks and struts back on at this time, just getting rid of the lean.
Looking for that comfort and handling I had in the Jeep....almost there expect for the lean.
At Firestone now so they can take measurements and maybe do some adjustments...have the lifetime warranty anyway.
Thanks for reading and any suggestions