Parts to scavenge off truck being junked

89GASHOG · 04-27-08, 04:40 PM

I may have an opportunity to grab some parts off another 22RE 4x4 pickup in the next week. Starter, alternator, air flow sensor-any other suggestions? It has a recently "blown" engine-not sure exactly that means in this case. I'd probably pull the stereo and perhaps the bench seat because it looks better than mine. I think it's a '95 because of the high brake light in back. The side mirrors are slightly different from those in my '92.

toyminator · 04-27-08, 09:07 PM

The whole truck.

89GASHOG · 04-27-08, 09:41 PM

Not a bad idea, but the wife and neighbors wouldn't approve.

It appears that the original owner used it to launch boats as the frame is quite rusty.

2ndGenToyotaFan · 04-27-08, 10:36 PM

All the little expensive parts, any sensor that you can get off, the dash gauges if it's an SR5, locking hubs, tranny T-case....

Light lenses, tail gate handle... You know... the whole truck!

CookieJR · 04-27-08, 10:44 PM

I want in on the mirrors if there electric or just the right (passenger) if there chrome $$$

Jukelemon · 04-28-08, 05:48 AM

So, this is NOT a Tacoma?

Man, I would sure appreciate it if you would grab the cup holder for me ( : That is the one thing in my interior that is broken LOL!!!

Let me know if that is possible and I will pay you for your troubles.

Juke

pappy · 04-28-08, 07:45 AM

Ignitor!

bigndn · 04-28-08, 09:25 AM

Grab the whole thing. Even the blown motor is worth $300 as a core.

89GASHOG · 04-28-08, 01:10 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jukelemon

So, this is NOT a Tacoma?

Man, I would sure appreciate it if you would grab the cup holder for me ( : That is the one thing in my interior that is broken LOL!!!

Let me know if that is possible and I will pay you for your troubles.

Juke

Definitely not a Taco. How do I pull it without busting the thing? It must be simple but.... I've already looked at doing this on yet another Toy that was a rollover but still runs. The running truck (92) has the V-6 and auto, with 116K miles. So, there may be two for the taking, in which case I'll get one for you.

Cookie, Pretty sure neither truck has the chrome mirrors. I've already grabbed a plastic trim piece off one that was missing on mine. Will take another look though.

fortysixandtwo · 04-28-08, 02:26 PM

Screw the neighbors and buy your wife some flowers and bring the whole thing home. you will thank us all in the long run

Jukelemon · 04-28-08, 03:43 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by 89GASHOG

Definitely not a Taco. How do I pull it without busting the thing? It must be simple but.... I've already looked at doing this on yet another Toy that was a rollover but still runs. The running truck (92) has the V-6 and auto, with 116K miles. So, there may be two for the taking, in which case I'll get one for you.

Cookie, Pretty sure neither truck has the chrome mirrors. I've already grabbed a plastic trim piece off one that was missing on mine. Will take another look though.

Thanks man. I appreciate the offer. Just let me know.

the truck doctor · 04-28-08, 08:47 PM

get the truck.....store it at a friend's house!!!!!!!!!!

WristPin · 04-28-08, 09:00 PM

man i wish i could have dibs on somthing like this.

Im sure i could find a place to put it.
theres room somwhere between the 14 other cars i have here.

beatdown83fj60 · 04-28-08, 10:11 PM

If you can't keep the whole truck, ditch the frame and sheet metal, Toyotas take up a LOT less space that way. I would get:All clutch/brake hydraulics/pedal assembly/trans/case/plumbingAny EFI parts that I was allowed including the tankIFS rear axleIFS parts in good shape (cv's etc)Headlights, tail lights etc.Interior doodads that I've seen broken in my or other peoples toysSEATS!SeatbeltsWheels/tiresAs many spare metric bolts as I could pull in time allottedGrill partsThis stuff would take up no more than an 8x12 tarp if carefully planned.

89GASHOG · 04-29-08, 10:27 PM

Finally got into the rig today and scored the tool bag with all tools, owner's manual, cup holder, swapped my bench seat for a better one and also all the seat belts, except the best one because a bolt head was rounded off and I didn't have enough tools. Popped the radiator cap and received an oil/coolant hand wash. The owner was considering driving the rig a short distance in this condition, but I'll suggest that this isn't a good idea. Then, I can grab some engine parts. The manufacture date is 11/94, so it's considered a '94. No AC or power steering on this one.
Jukelemon, now that I know how to remove the cup holder I'll look into getting the other one for you.

WristPin · 04-29-08, 11:44 PM

11/94 that'd be a 95

is it registered a 94?

very un usual

Hilux · 04-30-08, 02:14 PM

If you can get a title at 116k miles everything ex motor is like brand new, if you cant well then, theirs ways round that.

moral of the story is keep it.....the whole thing!

the truck doctor · 04-30-08, 10:35 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by WristPin

11/94 that'd be a 95

is it registered a 94?

very un usual

Yes any vehicale manufactured after the sixth month is con siderd the following year model, but could be a split year production.

89GASHOG · 05-01-08, 10:06 PM

My mistake on the year. Manufacture date was 11/93 and the owner's manual says 1994. It does have the high brake light though, and I thought '95 was the first year for this. A few things seems to be different from my '92, such as the coil/ignitor assembly, the master cylinder and some electrical connections.

04-27-08, 04:40 PM	#1
89GASHOG IH8MUD Addict Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Latitude 58 Posts: 646	Parts to scavenge off truck being junked I may have an opportunity to grab some parts off another 22RE 4x4 pickup in the next week. Starter, alternator, air flow sensor-any other suggestions? It has a recently "blown" engine-not sure exactly that means in this case. I'd probably pull the stereo and perhaps the bench seat because it looks better than mine. I think it's a '95 because of the high brake light in back. The side mirrors are slightly different from those in my '92. __________________ Bret Juneau, Ak 1989 FJ62 3FE 122K 1992 Toy short cab 4x4 22RE 175K

04-27-08, 09:07 PM	#2
toyminator IH8MUD Regular Join Date: May 2007 Location: St. Louis, MO USA TLCA# 17965 Posts: 343	The whole truck. __________________ 1989 Toyota Pickup - 255,xxx miles, SAS, Bed Bobbed 14", 95 4Runner front clip, Hanemman Fiberglass front fenders, All Pro 5.5" lift, Hi Steer, 5.29 gear rear Detroit locker, front ARB locker. 1988 4Runner - Blown up 3.0 V6 1999 4Runner SR5 Sport Edition 1992 Lexus SC400

04-27-08, 09:41 PM	#3
89GASHOG IH8MUD Addict Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Latitude 58 Posts: 646	Not a bad idea, but the wife and neighbors wouldn't approve. It appears that the original owner used it to launch boats as the frame is quite rusty. __________________ Bret Juneau, Ak 1989 FJ62 3FE 122K 1992 Toy short cab 4x4 22RE 175K

04-27-08, 10:36 PM	#4
2ndGenToyotaFan No longer pre-approved... Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Yreka, CA TLCA# 13872 Sign Up!!! You know you want to! Posts: 3,533	All the little expensive parts, any sensor that you can get off, the dash gauges if it's an SR5, locking hubs, tranny T-case.... Light lenses, tail gate handle... You know... the whole truck! __________________ Jerod The 79-95 Truck/4Runner FAQ 89 4Runner "The James Caird" 01 4Runner, for my Jefferson State Cruisers

04-27-08, 10:44 PM	#5
CookieJR IH8MUD Rookie Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: kelowna Posts: 34	I want in on the mirrors if there electric or just the right (passenger) if there chrome $$$ __________________ 1995 SR5 PU, EC, v6, 5 spd, 4' Pro Comp susp lift, 33x12.50 Interco MT's, 15' alloys, K&N cold air intake (soon to go), PC skid plate, sirious sat, VHF radio, (2) kicker ds400 4'', (2) mtx 4/6's, panasonic deck, fosgate10' sub, 500w fosgate amp. ''YOU DRIVE LIKE A MAN, YOUR GONNA PAY LIKE A MAN''

04-28-08, 05:48 AM	#6
Jukelemon IH8MUD Lifer Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: Georgetown, KY Posts: 1,967	So, this is NOT a Tacoma? Man, I would sure appreciate it if you would grab the cup holder for me ( : That is the one thing in my interior that is broken LOL!!! Let me know if that is possible and I will pay you for your troubles. Juke __________________ "May you be in heaven a half an hour before the devil knows you're dead" 1992 4x4 PU

04-28-08, 07:45 AM	#7
pappy In debt to the Shaman Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Back in Reality TLCA# 10004 Posts: 2,588	Ignitor! __________________ aka Bushrat 1969 FJ40 Project TEROTE: Tim@DOA 3FE stroker (aka 2FE), H55F, SOA/SR, 35" MT/R, 3:1TC ... assembly in process 1985 4Runner: lifted, locked, Tim@DOA 22RE, 4.7 tc, with 33" training wheels. R151F with dual 23-spline TCs in the garage.

04-28-08, 02:26 PM	#10
fortysixandtwo IH8MUD Regular Join Date: May 2007 Location: N. California Posts: 213	Screw the neighbors and buy your wife some flowers and bring the whole thing home. you will thank us all in the long run __________________ 1985 4Runner SR5 with the usual goodies.

04-28-08, 08:47 PM	#12
the truck doctor IH8MUD Junior Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Tuscaloosa Ala. ROLL TIDE!!! Posts: 151	get the truck.....store it at a friend's house!!!!!!!!!! __________________ the truck doctor 1989 excab 33" procomps E-locker 1987 excab 5:29's welded f/r,flatbed,35's

04-28-08, 10:11 PM	#14
beatdown83fj60 IH8MUD Addict Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Evergreen, Colorado TLCA# Don't have one yet, but Rising Sun CO will be my domain Posts: 614	If you can't keep the whole truck, ditch the frame and sheet metal, Toyotas take up a LOT less space that way. I would get:All clutch/brake hydraulics/pedal assembly/trans/case/plumbingAny EFI parts that I was allowed including the tankIFS rear axleIFS parts in good shape (cv's etc)Headlights, tail lights etc.Interior doodads that I've seen broken in my or other peoples toysSEATS!SeatbeltsWheels/tiresAs many spare metric bolts as I could pull in time allottedGrill partsThis stuff would take up no more than an 8x12 tarp if carefully planned. __________________ 86 4Runner, stock, and clean......for now

04-29-08, 10:27 PM	#15
89GASHOG IH8MUD Addict Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Latitude 58 Posts: 646	Finally got into the rig today and scored the tool bag with all tools, owner's manual, cup holder, swapped my bench seat for a better one and also all the seat belts, except the best one because a bolt head was rounded off and I didn't have enough tools. Popped the radiator cap and received an oil/coolant hand wash. The owner was considering driving the rig a short distance in this condition, but I'll suggest that this isn't a good idea. Then, I can grab some engine parts. The manufacture date is 11/94, so it's considered a '94. No AC or power steering on this one. Jukelemon, now that I know how to remove the cup holder I'll look into getting the other one for you. __________________ Bret Juneau, Ak 1989 FJ62 3FE 122K 1992 Toy short cab 4x4 22RE 175K

04-30-08, 02:14 PM	#17
Hilux IH8MUD Addict Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: fawk'n with the font TLCA# 9h9-69 Posts: 708	If you can get a title at 116k miles everything ex motor is like brand new, if you cant well then, theirs ways round that. moral of the story is keep it.....the whole thing! __________________ "He's in a 46 Ford and we're in a DeLorean. He'd cut through us like we were tinfoil." E. Brown.

05-01-08, 10:06 PM	#19
89GASHOG IH8MUD Addict Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Latitude 58 Posts: 646	My mistake on the year. Manufacture date was 11/93 and the owner's manual says 1994. It does have the high brake light though, and I thought '95 was the first year for this. A few things seems to be different from my '92, such as the coil/ignitor assembly, the master cylinder and some electrical connections. __________________ Bret Juneau, Ak 1989 FJ62 3FE 122K 1992 Toy short cab 4x4 22RE 175K

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