Good price, especially if the tires are serviceable.
Please correct me if I am wrong, but I do not believe the sensors that come with the black Tundra TRD Pro wheels are compatible with the 200 LC/LX, whereas the ones on the bronze wheels would...
I gave my built 100 series to my son about 6 months ago. So I’ve been patiently looking since. My patience paid off and I found exactly what I was looking for!
A very well built 2009 LX 570 with 170,000 miles in really great shape right around...
Is there any interest in having occasional off road-related workshops and/or demonstrations throughout the year? What I'm looking for are some ideas, e.g.,:
- safety/first aid
- vehicle recovery
- communication (Ham, GMRS, etc.)
- required...
Probably going rate for used bronze wheels (not including tires). I am seeing the black ones in my area (So Cal) for $2000-$2400 including lug nuts, no tires or sensors.
What tires are they? Do they include sensors and lug nuts? If good, new-ish...
That picture looks like it was taken from behind the front passenger tire looking forward. The TA is the transmission and the darker thing in front of it is the engine oil pan.
So in the general area of the rear main seal. The engine oil filter...
The cooling jackets of the left and right bank are connected pretty far down in each, so yes draining one side gets the majority of volume out of the other too. Totally normal.
You may not need to pull the headliner. All that water is just trying to work its way down. If you havent already, pull both the kick panels in the footwells on both sides and unplug those big white square plugs and blow them out, make sure...
Yeah I figured you may have been referring to the pink. But Toyota red coolant is not specified for the 200 (just so others aren't confused).
Using just the normal drain methods you won't get all of the fluid out. So if you flush with water...
So flushing is bad with distilled water? I meant pink on the coolant, but what do I know all my vehicles take red except the wife's car.
What I do (on my cars) drain it and fill it up with DW and run it and let it heat cycle several times then...
I would take it back and have them fix it. No need to pay for another oil change.
If it were me, and I was absolutely sure the filter was installed properly and full of oil, I would just drain a little so the level is between the dots. But I do...