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My 2005 has 189,000 miles on it, everything works fine, and I paid quite a bit less than $22K for it over six years ago when the mileage was closer to 128,000.

Boise Muffler installed an AP Parts 7479 muffler for $346. They noted a ticking noise upon start up and said I should replace my passenger side exhaust manifold for $938. My 2005 is quieter now than it has been in the last 6 years.

Boise Muffler installed an AP Parts 7479 muffler for $346. They noted a ticking noise upon start up and said I should replace my passenger side exhaust manifold for $938. My 2005 is quieter now than it has been in the last 6 years.

VEHICLE FITMENT Make Body & Trim Engine & Transmission 2007 Toyota Land Cruiser Base 4.7L V8 - Gas 2006 Toyota Land Cruiser Base 4.7L V8 - Gas 2005 Toyota Celica GT, GTS 1.8L L4 - Gas 2005 Toyota Land Cruiser Base 4.7L V8 - Gas 2004 Toyota Celica GT, GTS 1.8L L4 - Gas 2004 Toyota...

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For sale are rear door speakers and front A Frame Tweeters out of a 2005 Landcruiser. Front speakers are not available. $50 shipped to USA addresses. Please see pictures for what is available. 86160-0W350

Focus not on the #, but on the last sentence. I left the key inserted on the 5 time, so essentially the process is insert and remove 4.5 times. The same is true with the door, leave it closed at the end. Whatever you do, don't try this with an uncut key. I just did and am paying the price...

I decided to try and program another key (this time uncut) to my 2005. After pulling the key out several times in the programming process, the key is now stuck. I can pull it out almost to the end, but something in the ignition key slot is grabbing the end of the uncut key. I know you all...

I posted this in an other 100 series key thread recently: This is how I successfully replaced a lost key on my 2005 for $22: After reading the FAQ and numerous threads that lead me down not quite the right path, I wanted to report back with what worked for my '05. Hopefully this saves you some...

I had to go through the process twice for it to take. I suspect that the whole pedal dance has to be done perfectly. There may also be a limit to the # of keys you can program.

My sub was farting, clipping, and being pissy likely due to foam deterioration. I did not like the idea of refoam repairing the existing sub or replacing it with a $14 PYLE. The side panel looked like a royal pain to remove with my drawer system installed so I went with an exterior powered JL...

This is how I successfully replaced a lost key on my 2005 for $22: After reading the FAQ and numerous threads that lead me down not quite the right path, I wanted to report back with what worked for my '05. Hopefully this saves you some time as I spent an awful lot of time with some trial and...

Both sides.

Reboot came to $383. That was a discount price due to having wheel bearings packed at the same time. Grand total was $676.