When you do this repair you might want to think about ordering some factory Toyota Allen head drain plugs from Kurt at CRUISERTEQ.COM that sit a little lower in that ring then the old style hex plugs do, plus they come with a Magnet. At only...
You should be fine, best thing you could do is take an oil sample and send it out to blackstone for an oil analysis. You should swap the filter also and cut it open to see if you have any larger metal flakes.
This is what I used. It worked well. There are others too.
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@JimmyA23 When you say you can't bleed the rear, what exactly are you doing when trying to bleed the brakes. There are lots of threads here and most end with using a pressure bleeder. Ask me how I know :bang:. Before replacing any parts you...
If your brakes are soft or spongy, you have air in the lines. There's no way around this, this is how hydraulic brakes work; air is compressible, hydraulic fluid is not.
I use a pressure bleeder to maintain pressure to in the lines while I...
I made mine with wood in about 30mins (not counting paint drying). Cheap and high quality. I didn’t make it myself to be cheap, I just don’t like the mesh look of everything on the market.
I just did window runs (OEM) and Dorman regulators with motors (Rock Auto). Window speed has increased dramatically. I did adjust the regulator allignment which helped as well.
This thread is a good one...
Rewind to 2017 when I had a triple locked '95. I needed a bigger truck and found myself driving on the road way more than off, so I sold it to a friend and bought an '06 Sequoia. Life changes, ya know? I no longer need a big dumb farm animal...