Cleaned them all! And I’m whooped, :cheers:
I wouldn't be lift my arms tomorrow. Great job.
Cleaned them all! And I’m whooped, :cheers:
Hey Black
Sorry didn’t take many pics, made it out 3/4” birch ply and European adjustable cabinet hinges. The hinge plates through bolt to each other on the center bulk head and the hinges just clip on. The front doors open the opposite way via the back passenger doors. The top of the box has the fuzzy side peal and stick Velcro on all the flat surfaces so the doors don’t rattle. I was gonna carpet the doors but didn’t leave enough room.
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This is upside down from the front.
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We're leaving Denver now. I'll post a little bit here when we return home, but will have more detail in my personal thread.Excellent! I'm planning a Jasper/Banff trip the first week in August. Have you picked your camp sites yet? Would love to get some details about your trip once you've been there. Enjoy!
Nice. I need to have these things done as well.
Auto dimming dash lights
I wanted automatic night dimming dash lights as described in this thread:
Dear Toyota, please fix this in the next production year of the 4Runner
So I ordered a light control sensor from eBay for under $13, including shipping. I made sure it was from a US distribution center so it would ship quickly. It’s a Chinese knockoff, but it has the same part number as the Toyota OEM. 89121-50020. If you look on Toyota websites it’s listed for around $120. That’s nuts; it’s a simple photo sensor.
New Automatic Light Control Sensor For Camry Corola Lexus LS430 89121-50020 | eBay
I carefully pried off the black plug on the front of the dash near the windshield. There’s a small electrical plug attached. Take it off and plug in the real sensor. I tested it before snapping it into the dash. With headlights on and the dimmer switch *not* clicked in the full bright position, by covering the sensor then shining a flashlight on it, I could demonstrate the light dimming action. Then I seated it fully into the dash.
Works well, I like it.
Installed front and rear sway bar bushings. Much flatter in the corners. Today is windy and on the highway I felt much less push from the wind. No more wandering in the lane. But I will add that I feel more from the road in the steering wheel, which is good but also bad. I'm not driving a sports car right?
Hey Black
Sorry didn’t take many pics, made it out 3/4” birch ply and European adjustable cabinet hinges. The hinge plates through bolt to each other on the center bulk head and the hinges just clip on. The front doors open the opposite way via the back passenger doors. The top of the box has the fuzzy side peal and stick Velcro on all the flat surfaces so the doors don’t rattle. I was gonna carpet the doors but didn’t leave enough room.
Picked up a parts vehicle.........