Low. There were a few things I didn't mention but not high dollar stuff.
Reading this makes me sooo glad i can do all this work myself.
And makes me happy that there are actually people out there like you that are willing and able to fit bills like that. Keeps me employed and keeps the side jobs plentiful, so I can upgrade my runner with other peoples cash. [emoji1419][emoji23]
What codes you getting?I know im posting in the complete wrong section, dumb new guy here but im looking for some help/point me in the right direction! problem - 2000 4runner 290ish kms, having missfiring issues. started off as cyl 3 minor missfire so changed plugs and wires and coil pack on cyl 3 with no fix. problem seems to have gotten worse CELS with multiple cyl missfires, runs rough lots of hesitation. Ive been told possible got some bad fuel/gas but seems to severe to me for just that. Also timing belt was done less then 10k ago and fuel filter was done same time as plugs and wire so less then 5k. Thanks for any help!
Reading this makes me sooo glad i can do all this work myself.
And makes me happy that there are actually people out there like you that are willing and able to fit bills like that. Keeps me employed and keeps the side jobs plentiful, so I can upgrade my runner with other peoples cash. [emoji1419][emoji23]
Plasti dipped my grill. Not bad for my first plasti dip ever
Dropped a new Pioneer touch screen in my 2000 limited and moved the factory 2000 radio into my 1999 limited (had to bring the amp over as well). The 2000 factory has a way better seek function (it annoyed the crap out of me).
Also tracked down a blown fuse in the engine bay that controled the power outlets in the front and cargo area.
I took the grill off and did it in my garage. I used some shit called dupli coat from O'Reilly's and did 4 coats. Bought plasti dip brand and did the emblems on the rear. Huge difference in the products and I will be doing the grill over again. I think I will sand the spray paint from the previous owner down and have a fresh surface to apply it on.Looks good man, next time try maybe another layer or two. On the top bar of the grill you can sorta see lighter spots, as time goes by these will be the first to rub away. Also I have had some experience with plasti / flex dip now and recommend getting the clear coat shine spray specific for the plasti. This helps more than you think. Also is see some water on your hood, not sure your execution but doing it in a warm / dry space will always give you the best results for paint (ie a garage). Oh well just some knowledge for the future. Cheers!
The more coats of dip the better, I've readLooks good man, next time try maybe another layer or two. On the top bar of the grill you can sorta see lighter spots, as time goes by these will be the first to rub away. Also I have had some experience with plasti / flex dip now and recommend getting the clear coat shine spray specific for the plasti. This helps more than you think. Also is see some water on your hood, not sure your execution but doing it in a warm / dry space will always give you the best results for paint (ie a garage). Oh well just some knowledge for the future. Cheers!
The more coats of dip the better, I've read
Wonder what factory matched paint over dip would do...
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[MENTION=150220]TillytheToyota[/MENTION] Who did you get those brackets from? I'm going to need them very soon once I get around to installing my Toytec lift.
[MENTION=28464]eimkeith[/MENTION] is the guy who made them. You can get them ordered up in this thread. Worth every penny.
http://www.toyota-4runner.org/sale-...eimkeith-pck-panhard-correction-kits-$86.html