Recent content by marshotel

The dealer-installed alarm on my 2008 4Runner sometimes activates all the hazards if I unlock a door or roll down a window without completely deactivating the alarm system. It is really weird, it is just the hazard lights flashing and the horn does not sound. To stop the hazards from flashing...

SOLD locally for 8800

I added new pictures of the interior and undercarriage... Check out the new muffler (May 2020), and the lack of rust underneath. Rust is not a problem on this vehicle and overall it is in very good shape for a 1998 Land Cruiser. Mechanically, it is excellent. The interior is in good shape...

Price Drop $9500 This LC has new shocks and a new radiator from the Toyota dealer. The timing belt, water pump, thermostat and pulleys were placed 26k miles ago. The catalytic converters have been replaced with the EMS Powered midpipes with high-flow cats...

You could buy mine for $9500 https://forum.ih8mud.com/threads/anchorage-1998-toyota-land-cruiser-9500.1224877/ It has a clean title and no rust at all, but it is in Alaska....

1998 Toyota Land Cruiser 100 Series, 4.7L V8 (2UZ-FE engine) 212k miles This is an adult-owned, professionally maintained Land Cruiser in excellent mechanical condition. Everything works like it should. It is maintained by Kendall Toyota of Anchorage. The vehicle runs perfectly and needs...

The same thing happened to me yesterday in my 98 LC: It started running rough and the CEL came on. The codes were P0303 and P0306 (misfires on cylinders 3 and 6). I also had code P0300 (random misfire). I put the new coil on cylinder #3 and that did not fix it, so I moved the new coil to...

I recovered the steering wheel on my 1998 LC with brown leather handlebar tape from a bicycle shop. It looks awesome, it only cost $25, and there is no need for sewing or removing the steering wheel. brown leather handlebar tape.

First thing, I'd try using a battery charger or a jump start. If that works, then maybe replace the battery with a new one. The starter on my 98 LC is pretty sensitive to having a fresh battery, and it has slow crank when the battery is dying. Just because it will run the headlights does not...

The V8 is the only thing that matters... and the heated leather seats.

The stock running boards are perfect for dirt roads. They look like minivan, but they do a great job of protecting the body panels from gravel and mud on unpaved roads. I really like my stock running boards, but I don't do much technical trails or rock crawling.

it has to do with the radio frequency (rf) security system; there is an rf chip in the key, and an rf reciever near the key hole. There is a circular shaped antenna device around the ignition keyhole, and if it does not detect the rf chip in the key, then the computer cuts fuel to the engine...

I have carried a canoe on the stock roof rack for 1000s of miles and it has worked out fine. I recommend: - Use closed cell foam pipe insulation (similar to pool noodles) at the points of contact between the boat and the rack. - Tie the bow line and the stern line from the boat to the front...