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Matt, So there was an EFI fuse in the fuse box, but it wasn't actually connected to the EFI circuit? And thus all power to the EFI circuit was instead going through the added inline fuse? And thus when you replaced the EFI fuse it fixed...

Has the Denso 567-0036 still been working out for you? I was getting ready to buy some "trail spares" with the current Toyota parts sale ( I am trying to keep up with @TheGrrrrr )-- including the OEM 85910-30050 Circuit Open relay for 93/94...

I thought about this, but I do have dogs. I bought a couple of sticky traps that I am going to put on the top of the engine and see if they catch anything. Jared

I just had a similar thing happen to me here -- although so far it appears to be limited to the engine bay. And for those that don't click the link I will give a preview--- moth balls are not 100% percent effective in repelling rodents.

I have been storing my 80 in my backyard in Mesa--I have some horse stalls with a shade structure back there, but no horses. A few months back I opened my hood and saw some evidence that a rodent or two had been hanging out in my engine bay. So...

In this Post he said "The plug I build gives the ECU the signal it needs to avoid a CEL by simulating the temp sensor. You have to block/plug the vacuum lines in order to prevent the vacuum from opening the EGR valve. Its a pretty simple...

They are available-- for now. O2 Sensor We just had this discussion--- see here Now that I think about it, maybe your mechanic couldn't find one because @TheGrrrrr has succeeded in hoarding all them :)

I would be interested to see what the temp is with it disabled. Cause If you look at the image I posted I think it is not clear that there is "no exhaust flowing through it" when the EGR is disabled. Instead, it appears to all be directed out...

I have also wondered if you can buy one of Wits End's keychains that fits the EGR opening, and then install the keychain "under" the EGR pipe. That way the hot gases are blocked at the port, but the required equipment remains present for...

I have wondered about that--- but it appears to me that the EGR valve will always be leaking out exhaust gases unless you do something serious to block it. Just blocking the vacuum lines that control the EGR valve does not stop the gasses from...

Just to be clear, the OEM O2 sensor 89465-69115 mentioned by @cruiserdan works for both of the sensors in the 93/94 models, right? So why are you also hoarding the Amazon NTK sensors? Just a back-up to a back-up? Clearly I need to improve my...

Matt How did you decide on these items? I guess I have seen several threads talking about what spares people carry, but I am curious how you came up with your list. Jared

As was mentioned above, @TRAIL TAILOR sold these, and they looked great. They attach to the top, and look like they mount the winch a little higher up. But I don't see them on his website anymore. See 80 Series Hidden Winch Mount -...

Just out of curiosity, how long did you drive it at "just below 5k rpm" before it started to fail? And was it a near constant 5K rpm?

My great great great grandfather traveled that trail in 1846/47-- or at least parts of it---all the way to San Diego. I have hiked a small section of it that is now in one of the monuments. I would like to see more of it. Jared

I am curious about this-- and did some searching. TLC94LS had the same issue, but I didn't see an answer. Arizona Jeff said he had to remove the bracket.

It is available on Amazon. Most of the reviews are positive, but I did not see anything about improving hair growth on vegans.

I can't decide if this makes me more or less skeptical about its effectiveness as a lock lubricant.

I was searching for lock lubricants and found this thread. I was wondering if anyone else had tried Houdini Lock Lube? The claims make it sound like magic. But that just makes me skeptical. And I don't like that it claims to have been...

First, what is the best type of lubricant to use on a Lexus lock that uses an internal cut key -- and is it the same or different than we should use on Toyota locks that use external cut keys? I have seen people recommend -- WD-40 3 in One...