www.techinfo.toyota.com..Nice stuff

ToolmanJohn

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I paid the $10 one day subscription, and download a TON of info on maintenance and repair. Almost everything I thought I would need to repair the truck myself.

I now know how to adjust the door postion so maybe I can FINALLY have it not rub/make noise over larger road bumps. (this problem has been with me for over a year).

Also know how to pull the instrument cluster, replace the coolant, service evey single fluid.

Did anyone know that you can jack up the front of the 4runner by putting the jack in the center of the skid plate on the bump? There is a bolster in between the skid plate and the front differential. Found that in one section of the manual.

The only stuff I didn't download was electrical wiring and information on messing with the ECU, which requires special equipment.

If I need the wirng someday, I will definitely go there again for the info.

Cheaper than $120 for manuals, but take's a little more time .
 
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Was there any restrictions when you downloaded the info, or is it download as much as you can while your subscription is up?
 
I am thinking of subscribing this as well.
The subscription covers Toyota and Lexus. Most of vehicles in my family are included. Got to be a good deal.
 
ToolmanJohn said:
I paid the $10 one day subscription, and download a TON of info on maintenance and repair. Almost everything I thought I would need to repair the truck myself.

I now know how to adjust the door postion so maybe I can FINALLY have it not rub/make noise over larger road bumps. (this problem has been with me for over a year).


Toolman -

Please, please post the process for adjusting the liftgate door position. I've had the same issue since I drove my runner of the lot and it drives me CRAZY. :bash:

I finally resorted to placing two pieces of old t-shirt in the rear liftgate to stop the noise. Seems crazy for a $35M truck!

TIA
 
Re: Re: www.techinfo.toyota.com..Nice stuff

MAC4Runner said:
Seems crazy for a $35M truck!

TIA


Wow, you paid alot for your truck! For 35m I would expect more too, alot more! :D
 
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MAC4Runner said:
Seems crazy for a $35M truck!

I think I just heard several posters who insist you should never pay over invoice just burst into flames! :D
 
Re: Re: www.techinfo.toyota.com..Nice stuff

MAC4Runner said:
Toolman -

Please, please post the process for adjusting the liftgate door position. I've had the same issue since I drove my runner of the lot and it drives me CRAZY. :bash:

I finally resorted to placing two pieces of old t-shirt in the rear liftgate to stop the noise. Seems crazy for a $35M truck!

TIA

The only adjustment on the lift-gate is the D ring/latch on the floor (center) where the gate lowers and latched. Just loosen the two torque screws and you will get a LITTLE movement. If that doesn't do it the hinges are sprung and have to be replaced. You should see a uniform gap all the way around the lift-gate and flush with the tail lights when closed.

Koz
 
sharp4runr said:
I'll sell you my truck for $1M. You can keep the rest of your money for upgrades:) :D ;):

My company uses the "M" to refer to 1,000--not 1 million. You better watch how much money you're selling your truck for, someone might take you up on the offer, then hire a lawyer when you try to back out of the deal when only $1000.00 is on the table.
 
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MAC4Runner said:
Seems crazy for a $35M truck!

TIA

I never said I paid $35M for the truck! :p Who pays invoice?

Common financial lingo M = thousands, MM = millions.

Enough with the finance lesson, now back to our regularly scheduled program........
 
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MAC4Runner said:
I never said I paid $35M for the truck! :p Who pays invoice?

Common financial lingo M = thousands, MM = millions.

Enough with the finance lesson, now back to our regularly scheduled program........

As an I.T. guy... we use "k" as thousands... k = kilo

kilobyte = 1,000 byte

35k = 35,000

I feel more common in saying "k"?? I dunno, never heard of ppl using M.... And this is just my sharing~ no offense!

:D :D :D
 
Back Door Adjustemnt Procedure

MAC4Runner said:
Toolman -

Please, please post the process for adjusting the liftgate door position. I've had the same issue since I drove my runner of the lot and it drives me CRAZY. :bash:

I finally resorted to placing two pieces of old t-shirt in the rear liftgate to stop the noise. Seems crazy for a $35M truck!

TIA

Ok here's the info.
 

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Re: Back Door Adjustemnt Procedure

ToolmanJohn said:
Ok here's the info.

After looking at the repair manual I see why it can not be adjusted without changing the bolts. Thanks for the post. I now see a need to download the repair manual. Thanks John!

Koz
 
Does anyone know if there is a service like this in canada... I check the toyota.ca but can't find anything...

you need a US address to sign up for techinfo.toyota.com

I need a manual for a 1990, 4runner
 
The $10 was worth it when I installed my lift. I downloaded a bunch of stuff. The only problem is the file names are useless and not organized.
 

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