Spent some time with the 99

J.A.

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So I am just hitting the 10 year ownership mark with the 99 and am due for an inspection this month as well. Got a chance to do some maintenance on it this weekend in preparation for the inspection which I will get next weekend.

<li>Change Oil using Mobil Clean 5000 5W30
<li>Toyota Oil Filter Change 90915-YZZD1
<li>Toyota Aluminum crush drain plug gasket 90430-12031
<li>Lube Propeller Shafts Valvoline Part#633 Moly-Fortified Lithium Grease NLGI #2
<li>Lube Energy Suspensions Greasable Sway Bar Bushings using green marine grade water resistant grease
<li>Tire Rotation - Backs put to same side Fronts and Fronts put to opposite side Backs (X-Pattern)
<li>Detail rims front and back when removed from vehicle for rotation
<li>Clean Engine Bay using Simple Green
<li>Clean and Re-Oil Amsoil Air Filter with 0.75oz. Foam Filter Oil AFO-BC
<li>Clean mass airflow sensor, CRC 05110
<li>Clean throttle body, CRC 05078
<li>Throttle Body TRD 'O' Gasket Mod, TRD PTR26-35041
<li>Tighten throttle and transmission kickdown cables
<li>Tighten parking brake including adjusting the cable at the hand brake handle
<li>Wash exterior and detail interior
<li>Replace registration sticker (good for another 2yrs)

Took it for a 90 mile run afterwards and it ran really well, like new pretty much. Hope some of these items increase mileage too. :)
 
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No exterior pics as this was wrapped up as it was getting dark and it rained the next day. This was primarily about getting some basic maintenance done that I have been looking forward to for some time...and now that I need an inspection it pushed the issue. You can see some pics of a clean air filter, maf and TB using the above links though :D
 
J.A. You are incredible. I bet all your cars/SUV (vehicles) are in better shape than the day it left the dealer.
 
Net4n6 said:
I bet all your cars/SUV (vehicles) are in better shape than the day it left the dealer.

Just about to hit the 60k mile mark and wanted to do some basic maintenance. I think the point is that One can do much more than the dealer would do at a typical maintenance interval for a fraction of the cost and know that it is done right the first time. I recently changed the spark plugs and the trans/diffs/transfer cases are all synthetic so that stuff is ok. I will probably do a drain and fill of the radiator fluid (Toyota Long Life Red) and a full brake fluid flush (Motive One Man) in the near future, but what I did this weekend will be enough to pass the inspection with flying colors...
 
rubbman said:
Could I get a copy of your backup light scematic again?

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Awesome work man. Thanks for continuing to update your site with useful information.

Did you say your truck only has 60k?? That's super. I looked long and hard and just picked up a '99 w/ 68k miles. Just picked it up this weekend and now has 69k after driving back to GA!
 
Fireball said:
Awesome work man. Thanks for continuing to update your site with useful information.

Did you say your truck only has 60k?? That's super. I looked long and hard and just picked up a '99 w/ 68k miles. Just picked it up this weekend and now has 69k after driving back to GA!

Yeah...60k. Congrats on the 99, good luck with it!
 
:( Sent my wife to Toyota parts dept this morning for the Red Coolant and Brake Fluid, she just called and said the Red is $27 :bash: for one gallon...does that sound right? I recall paying something like $14 just a few years ago. So I called another Toyota dealer and their price $32 :bash: . Gave her the go ahead so I could get this wrapped up this weekend. Brake fluid was $5 (today each 12oz bottle) and last time I purchased was $2.50.
 
thats about what i paid when i did the flush a couple months ago. I thought it was just that i had gotten used to the discount i had when i had my own shop.
 

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