Recent content by Ridgerunner78

Probably a long shot, but I'm looking for a set of Clearview towing mirrors for a 100 series LC. Preferably the compact version, but may be open to the next gen version if someone has a set. TIA Dave

Nice looking ride! I have the same color, but a 2004. I use a USA Spec BT45-TOY for blue tooth integration with my phone for calls and Spotify, no complaints. I rarely use the touch screen, in fact I have it turned off most of the time.

Yeah, exact same as mine. Sure looks like coolant to me. Completely bypassing the heater core would work until it gets cold again. Replacing the heater core is a pain. Pretty sure they build these trucks around it. I have pics somewhere of when I did mine. The entire dash, and dash...

Can you smell coolant in the cabin, or do you have issues with the defrost fogging up the inside of the glass? I had those two issues long before I saw any coolant on my floorboard. I'd make sure the AC condensate drain through the firewall isn't clogged. That can cause leakage onto the...

AHC ride height sensor.

I used a drivers seat cushion cover from Richmond Auto Upholstery, bought through e-bay, on my 2004 LC. Overall the cover is fine and will work for me. If was to get picky about it I'd give it a 3 out of 5 stars. I spent 5 years in the upholstery industry and gave the cover a good look for...

This kit worked for me, it has adapters that thread in in place of the banjo bolt. https://www.harborfreight.com/basic-fuel-injection-service-kit-64939.html

Maybe someone else has some ideas but as @Eyedaho said, it's just the bearings, races, and hub sandwiched between the inner shoulder and the washer and hub nuts. If it were me I'd replace the outer race to match the new bearing (if you haven't already), and verify that the inner bearings and...

Timken Set47 is correct for the outer bearings, same as I used on my last service. How about the inner bearings and races? Are they new as well? I'm almost certain that the outer face of the outer bearing doesn't go in past the end of the threads.

I checked what I have on the shelf, new OEM Toyota same part number you listed, 42.8mm ID.

I have a spare set at home I can measure the ID on when I get there.

I don't think they have to go on past the threads. I could be wrong, it's been a while since I've had mine apart, but I don't think the outer bearing sits that far in. Does that outer bearing sit that far in past the treads with the hub in place?

What do you consider high mileage? '04 /w 255k here, no leaks, no oil consumption, just normal Mobil 1 5w30 every 5k. I don't see a need for that kind of stuff.

My brakes failed last week, 2004 LC, just under 255k miles, and has been in CO its whole life. I was hunting and was 4 miles from my camp back in a two track when I got the christmas tree dash lights and alarm, and was able to limp it out in 4 low. I pulled the booster motor out in camp and...

Check the back of your front seat tracks, not the seat bolts on the floor, but the actual tracks themselves. I think I found that same piece in mine and that is where it was from.