What did you do with your 4runner today?
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ddnww
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i used the cheapest headlight resotration kit i could find at autozone.
was the meguires kit , the cheapest one doesnt require
a power drill.
momo.75
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sat in carpool line...
and wondered how many people would know what the bottom slot was. As far as my kids know it is an old toaster slot, because back in the "olden days" bread was much smaller
11 years ago this was a pretty good stereo. It still works just fine for my needs.
and wondered how many people would know what the bottom slot was. As far as my kids know it is an old toaster slot, because back in the "olden days" bread was much smaller
11 years ago this was a pretty good stereo. It still works just fine for my needs.
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I love that my 4Runner has a tape deck! Now that we have a little one, we get to listen to all of the tapes my mom saved from when I was young!
zopperman
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Is a tape deck where you can put that square shaped thingy that has an ipod cord coming out of it?
momo.75
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Is a tape deck where you can put that square shaped thingy that has an ipod cord coming out of it?
LMAO....i never used one of those. I wired a connection to the back of the stereo where it comes out in my console so i can plug it into my 1st generation ipod.....LMAO!!!.....and i am not kidding...
LTDSC
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i got an OG iPod as well. Screen is smashed to hell (thanks Georgia TSA) but it still works!
BOSMECH
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Well I have been fighting the dreaded P0174 code for awhile and so I started the full check out. Now keep in mind that I just changed all 4 O2 sensors (Denso) a little more than a year ago. So I was to the step were you Ohm out the sensor (Bank 2 Sensor 1, Driver side upstream).
Do you know how fricking hard it is to get your meter probes on the pins when it is stuffed on the back of the engine, either way I did it and it showed .01 Ohms which is bad.
So now I have to get a new sensor.
Finally who knows where the cheapest place to get them and any recommendations what brand you guys use (Denso, Bosch etc. etc.)
Thanks
Do you know how fricking hard it is to get your meter probes on the pins when it is stuffed on the back of the engine, either way I did it and it showed .01 Ohms which is bad.
So now I have to get a new sensor.
Finally who knows where the cheapest place to get them and any recommendations what brand you guys use (Denso, Bosch etc. etc.)
Thanks
TFJ-4runner
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To catch up from two weeks ago til now..
1. Broke Passenger CV on rock incline
2. Broke Front Differential Arm Brace
3. Grenaded Rear Differential Limping it off the Trails
4. Installed New East Coast Gear Supply Rear Differential
5. Installed Two New CV Axles
6. Ordered new Differential Brace
This hobby like any other has it's ups and downs. You definitely have to pay to play but I wouldn't want to do it in any other type vehicle than a 4runner.
1. Broke Passenger CV on rock incline
2. Broke Front Differential Arm Brace
3. Grenaded Rear Differential Limping it off the Trails
4. Installed New East Coast Gear Supply Rear Differential
5. Installed Two New CV Axles
6. Ordered new Differential Brace
This hobby like any other has it's ups and downs. You definitely have to pay to play but I wouldn't want to do it in any other type vehicle than a 4runner.
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TFJ-4runner
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Denso plugs and IIRC they are the OEM equivalent
Nice! I got that same canopy here at Costco. So much easier than the 50lb four-poster tent at Target. Enjoy!
zopperman
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holy hell is that your garage? with a freakin lift?
Also WTF did you do to that diff? I've never seen ring gear carnage like that
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BigNuge
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Thats no Corvette, looks like a 1970 Chevelle.....
Casper421
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In the corner to the right of the Chevelle.
wyanrard
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Looks like a C3 corvette over in the right corner :rockon:
TFJ-4runner
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It is a very close friend's garage but the majority of modifications and maintenance are done there so its convenient. He was actually the one driving when the cv and brace both broke. Torque and a few other things can break a ring and pinion. I actually noticed that a few people have toasted a ring and pinion on here. East coast gear supply is definitely the people to go to and who everyone on here uses apparently. They had my new one at my door in two days. Theres a chevelle and a few 68 69 camaros along with a few corvettes in that shop that need to be finished.
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