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    Water in Passenger Footwell

    For those who have replaced their cowl, which part number did you purchase? So far I've seen 3 different part numbers from the various threads regarding this type of leak: 55708-60101, 55708-60091, or 55708-60121.
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    For Sale Denso TPMS Sensors - Toyota/Lexus

    Up for sale is a set of 4 Denso TPMS sensors, model # NP 550-0106. I'm asking $100 for all 4. I bought these along with a new set of wheels for my Toyota, but the tire shop didn't have Techstream to get them coded to my vehicle, so I just stuck with the sensors already on the car. They were...
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    Media 200 series picture thread

    Looks sharp, I really like that Kaymar swing-out. How well do the rear parking sensors work with the swing-out latch? It almost looks like one is covered up.
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    What have you done to your 200 Series this week?

    I finished up a substantial (for me) amount of fluid changing yesterday. I hit 50k miles and wanted a good baseline going forward so I did both diffs, transfer case, oil change (swapped to 5w-30), and transmission (thanks Robert). This thing holds a lot of liquid...
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    Media 200 series picture thread

    White Sands NP (2 pics stuck together, came out better than a pano attempt.;))
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    What have you done to your 200 Series this week?

    Let there be light... under my shelf. With the cargo shelf and the stuff on it, the cargo dome light was pretty much useless. So I added a few LED pod/string lights. I tapped into the dome light's plug/harness and zip-tied and double sided taped them to the shelf, and they behave just like...
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    Gamiviti 200 series products & solutions

    I've posted these photos before in other threads, but never thought to put them in the thread for the actual manufacturer of the item until seeing these last few messages regarding the panel. 67 Designs mount stays put and is used for my phone, the RAM mount track is for the screen for our...
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    Who's rocking rear coil spacers on there 200?

    So, I've read through this thread a few times during my quest and have a question. To Jbyrd, did the initial install of the 15mm rear spacer give you a 1" lift? And does this mean the post that said the rear lift was a 1:1 ratio with the spacer thickness is incorrect? FWIW, I'm after a 1"...
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    Media 200 series picture thread

    Went on a quick trip to Ft. Parker SP for new years and the weather was perfect.
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    LRA Tank sending unit no longer reading Empty.

    I'm very intermittently having the same issue. If I'm reading the manual correctly, as resistance DECREASES the gauge reads a lower fuel level. Since the gauge is resistance-based my plan was to check all the wiring connections to see if something has happened that would add resistance and not...
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    What have you done to your 200 Series this week?

    What rear spacers did you use?
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    My 200 Series Build so far

    Would you mind providing more info on the second dome light you have attached to the bottom of the shelf? Make/model, and how you wired it? I have a shelf too and would like a bit more light under it... Also, how does the arm rest affix to the door, and has it remained sturdy since you've...
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    Gamiviti Dash Accessory Mount Review?

    I've had mine in for 6 months and have had zero problems. Even after using the track to mount a LCD screen I use for towing the whole thing is still solid. I used some vinyl wrap to cut the glare.
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    Cruiser Brothers 12.5 LRA Aux Tank Install in LX570

    I honestly didn't see it. My bad. Thank you. I like that method better than the zip-ties. :-D
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    Cruiser Brothers 12.5 LRA Aux Tank Install in LX570

    It's not too elegant, I am trying to figure out HOW to bolt it. Most of this install is self explanatory, but getting this filter bolted up is not clear. The instructions say to flatten the original bracket and re-install. That's it... And what I am asking is how some of y'all have done this.
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