Yeah, if you take a bit closer look, you will see that the shots from under the carpet and under the hood show the previous color: grey. And the rubber gasket material on the fenders is painted, too.
-kevin
Yeah, it should sound kinda like an electric kettle when plugged in. Which, when you think about it, is more or less what it is: a small electric element heating up water.
-kevin
Now why is it that the Ozzy's and the South African's get all the good stuff? Makes me kinda pissed off.
Who needs air bags? The Fed is trying to turn us into Bubble Boy, or something. You would think that they would know by now that they can't legislate common sense. And saving the morons is...
I may be missing something here, but i don't understand your desire to do the juggling engines/frames/bodies/VINs back and forth. As was posted earlier, why not just transplant the engine and required components from the BJ to the FJ?
It is illegal here and likely everywhere else to swap the...
Sure they do. OK, well, I guess it depends on where "here" is. I am in Alberta, Canada and saw a white one runing around on the street the other day and was a bit surprised. I checked the Toyota website and sure enough, they show white as a color for 2008. Along with beige as well as the usual...
Well, that may just be. Start brain before engaging mouth, I guess...
The turbo sticker on the door looks pretty factory and I can't see someone trying to make people think that's what it is. Maybe a 13BT then?
Regartless, they are nice looking units. For some reason, I sure do like the short...
Yeah, the one with the goofy roof is probably not CDN, but the other likely is. One give away would be the roof, but the other is the positioning of the marker lights on the fender. They are too far back. And the missors are not standard. Ummm, I see the Canadian one has different mirrors, too...
If you are stuck on that particular weight of oil, you might find it at the Husky truck stop. I have seen 0w30 or something close to it there before. I think there is one in Nanaimo. Or use the yellow pages - lots of people sell oil. Even the CT stuff is made by Petrocan or Shell or some other...
Hey BB, is this statement based on some sort of evidence, ir is it just your opinion?
I know that factory is in the 7-8 psi range, and that many here recommend not going over 14 or 15 or your engine will blow up or something equally disastrous.
Yes, one must be concerned about con-rod...
Yeah, the 24v 8274 line speed is a lot faster than the 12v version, too.
I think it is likely mostly due to military/NATO requirements. That's NORTH atlantic treaty org. Not many of those countries around sunny Australia or Africa and 24v is good in cold. I guess they want the vehicles from...
Sorry to deviate from your question Phil, but I just can't help but rise to this bait...
As for tapping one battery with no balancing, that would be foolish in my opinon. Sorry, BoB.
Phil's post asks, "HI. I have a 88 BJ74 and I want toinstall a sterio, alarm etc into." A stereo is not a...
These guys are likely nuts...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=64h8QHMiMXc
And these prolly have a mess in their shorts.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mq5mMVd3p1E&mode=related&search
-kevin
Why can't we all just get along... :flipoff2:
BlackSmoker: More info would be helpful. Likely so would the search, even if it is sometimes not that intuitive. Check your preheat system (maybe cycle this twice like isobie says), injectors and look for air intrusion (this could be worse if it...
You can't drive to Peru. Not allowed to drive through that big park at the southern end of Panama. Well, I don't think so, anyway.
Regardless, I think you really need to figure out exactly where you will be going and for how long (permanent or just a couple years). Go over a few months in...
I believe you will have to get the new vin, regardless. The Japanese imports don't have enough numbers in their vin, so you will need a new one with 19 numbers, which ICBC will issue.
Good luck with your VIN search.
-kevin