Kanoe
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what did you have before ?
My son likes the Geolanders too
Nokians which get surprisingly good reviews. I guess it's all a little subjective.
what did you have before ?
My son likes the Geolanders too



Nokians which get surprisingly good reviews. I guess it's all a little subjective.
Dropped the skid plate to pound out dents, clean, and repaint.
3 hole washer nozzles! No pic but you get the idea.
I have looked at wreckers for ages for these (I am far, far to cheap to buy new ones - the thrill of the hunt and all). Finally found a set yesterday on a late 90's RAV. Perfect fit, just had to swap the rubber grommet as the RAV ones were hardened up while my originals were still rubber.
Little things but at least it wasn't a wasted trip to the wreckers.
New drivers seatbelt. My old one would never retract and the one is like butter. Sooooo awesome.
This is something I've wanted to do on mine as well. I've cleaned mine, but it still doesn't retract on its own. I have to manually feed it back in or it will get caught in the door. I'm pretty sure the retractor mechanism is just done from 250K of service.
It's totally worth it. Reminds me of when I bought it new!
Did you buy the whole assembly, with retractor? Is there a part number for it?
My blue-grey driver's part number- early 3rd gen only-whole assembly
Part# 73220-35272-B0 Belt & Retractor, LEFT
Not for newer 3rd gens- letters at the end signify color
Post 3114, notes n stuff
habanero's 1996 4Runner Build-Up Thread - Page 156 - YotaTech Forums
So, last weekend I visited the Pick N Pull and acquired a full set of front controls arms, as my project this Spring will be to do the complete front end--- upper and lower control arms (bushings) upper and lower ball joints and rack. The steering has been getting progressively sloppier over the last couple of years. I did the rack bushings and guide a few years ago which helped but with 290K KM, its time for the full meal deal.
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This 2000 SR5 had only been in the yard for a couple of days, so it was more or less complete. Luckily, the console was intact and both headlights! All these items set me back <$100, overall a very good day! I installed the console Sunday afternoon. Just a couple of notes: if you're swapping consoles, make sure you take the mounting bracket and handle. To do this mod you need to swap the mounting bracket as its shorter, you will have to remove the retaining tab on the handle groove and a tiny corner of the console where it meets the shifter surround, on the drivers side, to fit flush.
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