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I just changed the radiator few months ago. I didn't realize the radiator came with a cap. As a result, I ended up with a spare radiator cap.

This! Exactly the same thing that happened on my 1994. I replaced the air intake tube and all was fixed. The air intake is likely torn in the corrugated section.

The time mine failed smog, passed everything except for the vacuum test, all I replaced was the EGR Vacuum Modulator. Then retested for free and passed with flying colors.

Ah nice. I know that spot. I've been meaning to make it out there again.

For the 3rd row from my 80, I was lucky to sell it to someone who needed the 3rd row again so that his four kids could fit in his 80.

I picked up 4 Scepter water cans two weeks ago from Lowes. I searched inventory at stores around my area to find the ones that still had them in stock. Only people in the know will know they're discounted. At the store they're all still labeled at the original $55 price for some apparent reason...

What a bargain! Ready for a pop-top conversion too.

Here's a review from a master Toyota mechanic and he compares the Xtool D7 to Tech Stream.

Way back in the days before I got scuba certified, scuba tanks had J-valves that would close airflow when tank pressure dipped below 500 psi. Flip knob to reserve to use remaining air to return to surface. This was in the days before reliable submersible pressure gauges.

Spotted over the weekend while I was biking on my Brompton folding bike; biked 35 miles.

DS Tactical is where I ordered my Scepter Fuel Cans before the States banned the sales of them in 2009 because they are not CARB compliant or child proof. Yet the US Military uses them and can purchase Scepter Fuel Cans new.

Looking for fender flare (fiberglass bolt on version) DS rear quarter preferably white

Looking for fender flare (fiberglass bolt on version) DS rear quarter preferably white

I use white gas when I'm mountaineering in winter conditions. I consider white gas relatively cheap in cost. But that's probably because I'm comparing it to the expensive backpacking canisters with Lindal valves. I typically use just under 2.0 lbs of propane for a 9 day trip: hot breakfast...

I hear you. I want a 5lb propane tank for compactness, but they cost more than a 20lb one. So I end up sticking with the Coleman-style 1lb disposables.