What Did You Do To Your 3rd Gen Today?

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Finally built a drawer/sleeping platform
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Stuck in 4WD HI

HA! I finally figured out what was wrong after 6 months. Thank god it was not the transfer case!! It was a vacuum line of course, just hanging disconnected , next to the Vacuum switching valves. I put it back on and bang! Back in business! easiest fix of the week. Now to celebrate, I'm gonna change out the fluids and crush washers in the front Diff and transfer case!! Re-born bad!!!
 
Nothing exciting, but I filled up last night and got 19.1 mpg. That's by far and away the best fuel mileage I've ever gotten. Soon to be ruined by a lift and bigger tires haha.
 
Got some new shoes :)

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Cooper Discoverer ATW
LT265/75R16

Cant wait to sandblast and paint my rims...

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Well I been looking at this so called Satoshi mod. I hate the chrome on my bumper.

A few clicks of the mouse and a few buttons pressed and this happened:

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Started my process of making needed clearance for snow chains and keeping the rig as stock as possible with 265/75/16's. I will start a thread on what I'm doing and hopefully it will help others.

New Spidertrax 1.25", and I was lucky the trax lug nuts flushed out with the stock lugs.

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Been a fun winter for SW Wa and PDX. Stepped out of work to this... I like the new style studded snow tires!

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[MENTION=116467]Rock_Rat[/MENTION]

That's crazy, nice pictures though. We've been about 25-30* above average down here the last week or so. Setting records almost every day. Was 76* a couple days ago...
 
Just ordered a ton of parts from Camelback to get things ready for some maintenance projects on the horizon. Guess what I am doing? Ha! Also thinking about ordering the TB kit from eBay TIMING BELT KIT WATER PUMP Genuine & OE Manufacture Parts! 3.4 V6 15 PIECES | eBay and possibly while I am at it a new radiator, probably a Denso or a Koyorad radiator.

# Name Part #
(1) PCV valve 12204-62010
(1) PCV grommet 90480-18001
(2) Valve Cover Gaskets (Left/Right) 11213-62020
(6) Spark Plug Tube Gaskets 11193-16010
(2) Intake Plenum Gaskets (Upper/Lower) 17176-62040
(16) Washer Seals (For Valve Cover Bolts) 90210-05007
(2) Camshaft housing plugs 11188-62010
(4) 1/2 moon 11183-62010
(1) Tube of FIPG 00295-00102 or 00103
(1) Oil Filler Cap Gasket 90430-3714

Parts list found in this thread>> http://www.toyota-4runner.org/3rd-gen-t4rs/109197-valve-cover-gasket-replacement-job.html
 
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Played in the water on the way to work.

Heavy rain in SW Houston this morning.
Lots of flooded streets, but nothing that even came up to the running boards - close, but not quite.
Underside ought to be clean now, though.
:D

Britt
 
HOW DO YOU GET ICE ON YOUR TRUCK LIKE THAT!!!

hmmm, must be colder than 45*... I really wouldn't know...

lets see what should I do in my 64 high-42 low weather????


btw, I drove the truck to work. and I got valve cover gaskets to fix the oil leak, but I'll have to wait till it warms up some... :bounce:
 
Just ordered a ton of parts from Camelback to get things ready for some maintenance projects on the horizon. Guess what I am doing? Ha! Also thinking about ordering the TB kit from eBay TIMING BELT KIT WATER PUMP Genuine & OE Manufacture Parts! 3.4 V6 15 PIECES | eBay and possibly while I am at it a new radiator, probably a Denso or a Koyorad radiator.

# Name Part #
(1) PCV valve 12204-62010
(1) PCV grommet 90480-18001
(2) Valve Cover Gaskets (Left/Right) 11213-62020
(6) Spark Plug Tube Gaskets 11193-16010
(2) Intake Plenum Gaskets (Upper/Lower) 17176-62040
(16) Washer Seals (For Valve Cover Bolts) 90210-05007
(2) Camshaft housing plugs 11188-62010
(4) 1/2 moon 11183-62010
(1) Tube of FIPG 00295-00102 or 00103
(1) Oil Filler Cap Gasket 90430-3714

I need to do this in the Spring. Thanks for posting this list with all the part #'s.
 
Got some new shoes :)
Cooper Discoverer ATW
LT265/75R16

Do you think you could post a brief review of those tires or at least some impressions if you have some free time?

I've been eyeing the ATWs as a replacement for my Grabber AT2s. The Grabbers have never quite balanced up and despite having the severe snow service rating I feel like they leave a lot to be desired on packed roads.
 
Ha! Someone else did the hard work for us here>>http://www.toyota-4runner.org/3rd-gen-t4rs/109197-valve-cover-gasket-replacement-job.html

I want to knock this out first along with plugs and wires, then when I can, follow up with a new radiator, hoses, along with timing belt kit. It's not an awesome new model, but it must be done if we want our rigs to last.
I'm about 1 gallon of distilled water away from having that job all done. Lots of work, but totally worth it. Did the Airaid intake and deckplate mod at the same time. Based on what I saw in there and the records that I got from my family (Dad bought new, then with sister, not with me), it hadn't been done since ~85k miles and at 270k+ miles, it was time...

-Charlie
 
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