Recent content by TheMAN

you probably need to add an LSD friction modifier additive "ideal for limited slip" doesn't mean anything if it doesn't say specifically what type of LSD it's for you probably have a clutch type LSD and not torsen, so you DO need an additive if all else fails, buy the toyota LSD oil

looks huge like the supra pump

those pics you posted are a little small... it's hard to see the details... :frown: do you think you can post ones twice as big? :)

it's an auto, you can't eliminate the switch! the switch is NOT a "neutral switch", it's the range sensor, or "inhibitor switch" as toyota likes to call it the same switch allows the ECU to know what position your shifter is in... D, 2, L, etc

if the motor runs more lean, the NOx emissions will go up... NOx and HC emissions go hand in hand with the air fuel ratios :)

that truck looks too nice to beat on

transmission assembly lube or silicone grease is more suitable for lubing up the seal than bearing seal... they will mix easier with the gear oil and not cause problems I have seen some OEM oil seals from various Japanese auto makers to pregrease them with silicone grease... the Toyota oil...

I like that recaro fabric, but not the leather sides or the poo brown interior... I wish they used a dark brown or charcoal black fabric for the seat sides/head rest... it'll have a nicer contrast with even a poo brown interior

That's a very nice jeep... I see it's LHD, is this a US Army surplus special? ;)

it's powered by a dude with a funny accent! :lol:

make sure that starter is good! you don't want a dodgy starter installed in one of these engines (one of the hardest to replace)! is that a land rover parked over to the right? oh yeah, make sure those ebay gaskets work! I saw a thread on another forum the other day where someone said some of...

chicken drumstick in a bowl of pudding? I never tried that before! :lol:

I suppose a short throw shifter upgrade is in order? ;) no, "short throw" doesn't mean shorten the stick, it means you reduce the amount of travel when you shift!

what does the code say? in my experience, splice in O2 sensors are nothing but trouble... it's worth the money for an exact fit replacement.... such as one from Toyota, aftermarket Denso, or NTK

that thing is a beauty! reminds me of the 83 2WD my grandfather had