smeerun
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Trail Standard Offroad Incog bumper installed. Thanks to Travis!
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I like the sleek look, makes it seem factory!
What wheels are you running? Those are sweet
Trail Standard Offroad Incog bumper installed. Thanks to Travis!
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Was due for an oil change and decided to change the plugs as well. Taped the plug socket to the extension, then proceeded to pull the extension off the socket while installing the new plug on the rear driver cylinder. Grabbed my torch, heated up the extension to push through the plumbers tape blocking the socket female end. 3 tries and I re-stuck the extension and pulled the socket out. Wouldn't be 4runner maintenance without me having an issue lol.
… Bigger concern is the rip in the weather stripping. Any ideas on a glue or something to fix that with. I'm being careful not to rub it any more
Try using black E6000 adhesive. You might want to first back it by inserting some soft foam into the weather strip tube. Or a small piece of nylon tubing.
I like the sleek look, makes it seem factory!
What wheels are you running? Those are sweet
Was due for an oil change and decided to change the plugs as well. Taped the plug socket to the extension, then proceeded to pull the extension off the socket while installing the new plug on the rear driver cylinder. Grabbed my torch, heated up the extension to push through the plumbers tape blocking the socket female end. 3 tries and I re-stuck the extension and pulled the socket out. Wouldn't be 4runner maintenance without me having an issue lol.
Would a locking extension solve this problem for you? My set from GearWrench is solid.
I'm looking in to new socket sets after this fiasco. My set is decent but definitely not as quality as I need. I'll check out GearWrench, thanks for the suggestion.
Mine is arriving today. Did you run it straight to the battery or did you tap it into the fuse box inside the cabin?
