Recent content by lcmb25

I wish I could afford both! My mileage definitely doesn't concern me. Its up to date on maintenance, minus the timing belt scheduled to be replaced next week. I hadn't thought of borrowing it for a while and see what we think. I appreciate everyone's opinion.

My wife currently drives our 2000 LC with 170,000 miles. We absolutely love it, and it has never failed us. Her mother has decided to sell her 2002 Sequoia and has given us first option to buy it. It has less than 100,000 miles, she is the original owner and has been garage kept its entire life...

The Dick Cepek Mud Country is a true mud tire, if you want a hybrid tire their Fun Country II is a great tire. I am currently running the FCII and couldn't be happier. When my tires wear out on my truck I am going to go with the Mud Country.

You should look into Dick Cepek Mud Country.

We had the same issue, ordered an snap button kit off amazon. Way better than Velcro http://www.amazon.com/Fastening--Canvas-Lord-Hodge-Number/dp/B00SULIW2O/ref=sr_1_10?ie=UTF8&qid=1424884680&sr=8-10&keywords=snap+button+repair+kit+tool

Fallon 40 was kind enough to just give me one. This was very kind and I appreciate his generosity.

I decided to take my fog lights out to re-clear them and I got the drivers side out without any problems, but when I started to loosen the nut on the passenger side the bolt snapped. Is there any aftermarket light I can upgrade to or is it best to try to find a used one? Thanks

Count me in! Free is a great price!!

http://www.makariosrv.com/fabric-to-fabric-snap-kit-81575/ Best solution, did this in mine and it has worked great!

I have removed the screw but it won't separate, any suggestions?

I need to replace the battery in my key but I cannot get the casing open. Is there a trick I don't know about? Thanks in advance

I bought one of the sets, so he is down to one! Can't wait to get rid of that ticking, the additional power will be nice too!

This isn't true. Insurance companies CANNOT tell you where you have to take your car. It's your car, your decision. They will have a shop they prefer, you can take your car anywhere you want. Normally their shops are good and they will normally guarantee that shops work, which is nice, but most...

As a manager of a body shop, please let me convince you not to change color. If you change color, don't be surprised at 5-10k estimates. The problem in switching color is, where do you stop? Do you pull the motor and paint the engine bay? Do you paint the exterior only or do you do the interior...