Recent content by razorhack96

$8k is a lot without knowing the history of the motor. Especially the head gasket and 200k miles. It's over due for the head gasket issue if it hasn't been replaced yet. Even if you do most of that work yourself, the parts cost are going to stack up because you're going to want to change...

I've seen a pair of gray trim pieces on 6th Gear Garage's website up for sale/free+shipping recently: 1984-1988/89 – Toyota Pickup+4Runner OEM Parts Exchange - https://6thgeargarage.com/yota/category/1984-1988-89/. He might also have some other parts for the interior you may be looking for.

Went to the Red Rock Overland Rally at Red Rock State Canyon Park in Hinton, OK. It was hosted by West OK Overland (YouTube) and Oklahoma Overland (Facebook). Here's some photos of the event and my 1st Gen 4Runner:

I think you should either post some pics here of that stock steering setup or a video. That is crazy how Toyota used that push/pull setup on those Hilux models. I can understand what you mean by the steering is not friendly. Are you planning on converting to a crossover steering setup on the...

Okay, I acquired a whole new alternator over just replacing the voltage regulator. I chose a new alternator over just replacing the voltage regulator, mainly because the cost was about the same. Picked up a new AC Delco alternator over a remanufactured unit. I know... it's not OEM or even a...

If it had Denso/OE alternator @gnob, that would be an easy decision, just replace the voltage regulator. I'm learning quickly that any Denso parts should not be suspect or replaced without sufficient testing. Totally agree @pappy. One thought is to buy another complete alternator, and then...

So, I've been dealing some electrical issues resulting in the ignition not wanting to turn the starter over intermittently. And then a couple of weeks ago, three lights lit up on the dashboard all at the same time: AT Temp, Battery, and Brake. Which is odd cause there's not much in common with...

@aztoyman --> PM sent.

@pappy, if those rockers you have are 20.8 mm x 38.75 mm, that Etsy panel will work with those switches. As far as the other side, yeah, I think I've seen your pic of that side as well as few others who have done a nice customization and enhancement. Someone knocked out my Cruise Control...

Thanks @aztoyman. I expected duct work for the drivers side upper vent. Didn't expect another vent just under the steering wheel.

Yeah, I did, which was another reason I was thinking something was missing. I'm hoping someone has a picture of what I need and possibly how many parts I'm missing. It does have everything for the ducts in the center and on the passenger side. The parts fiche from Toyota lacks a lot in detail...

I've been going through this 1988 4Runner and it's clear I'm not the first person to be messing around the inside of this dash over the years. I'm in process of replacing the coin tray and relocating the rear window defroster switch to over behind the steering wheel, which does work and there...

Part Number: 8189-02751167 --> Detailed Notes: Mass Air Flow Sensor for Toyota 4Runner 1990-1995 Pickup 1989-1995 L4 2.4L 7 Pins Oh, wait, I see that note now about the V6. Hmmm... interesting. I think the 3vze and 22re used the same MAF on the 85-89 4Runners. Not sure if the 22re from the...

Parts Geek has couple available for your year: 94 1994 Toyota Pickup Air Mass Sensor - Air Intake - A1 Cardone, Autopart Premium, GPD, Standard Motor Products, Wells - PartsGeek - https://www.partsgeek.com/catalog/1994/toyota/pickup/air_intake/air_mass_sensor.html At this point, even a...

I'm surprised considering the head gasket issues and heat issues due to the exhaust crossover on the back side of the 3vze engine. I figured they would have said the 5vze instead of the 3vze as the those 3.4L V6's are often one of the motors many folks do swaps for. I'm lucky. I bought a...