Not 100% what you're looking for, but I will be bringing this out to Ohio at the end of the month. Newly rebuilt engine, tons of receipts all the way back to 1993. Not locked, 99% stock, no rust, very clean inside and out. 1993 Toyota Land Cruiser | eBay
Last time I tested, I lived in Gilbert (now Queen Creek). Since my '95 is technically pre-OBD2, they've only done a visual inspection like they do on our '93 & '94. They might have done an idle test (I don't remember, but you're probably right, Mike). Either way, we pass every time.
After 350K miles, the cats on my wife's '93 were hollow - everything was in the muffler, which sounded like a maraca. I left the hollow cats in place and swapped in a new Bosal muffler with a stock tailpipe. Pretty much the same sound as the OEM muffler, with slightly better performance which I...
With shipping, it came to $696.
I have a complete set of leather covers, door panels, arm rests, etc in my '94 that I bought from Shane about 7 years ago. Despite living in the AZ heat, they have held up pretty well. In fact, the leather still looks new except for a tear on the side of the...
Think I saw a bunch of y'all on I-40 heading through Nashville last Wednesday (5/6). So if you saw some dude proudly displaying the 'Mud salute :flipoff2: out the window, while passing you in loaded down Toyota Echo with AZ plates - that was me! Bringing my daughter back from college in VA. Nice...
Thought I'd bump this thread after pulling the trigger on a set of replacement leather from Shane. I ordered a front row set in brown for my '95 on 4/4 and received it on 4/25. Shane was pretty good about keeping me in the loop with production time and shipping time estimates. In fact, it...
My wife's '93 was having crappy gas mileage issues. Turns out the O2 sensors were bad. No engine light, but codes were stored in the ECU. Two new sensors, and her mileage has gone from crappy (9-11MPG) to sucky (13-14MPG).
I admire your spirit and savvy, but wouldn't it be easier to loosen the engine mounts, raise the engine a couple inches and drop the oil pans? I've had the joy of resealing two oil pans, but never thought much about raising the engine to complete the job. I'm sure if I have to reseal them again...
My wife's '93 had a similar issue on a newly rebuilt engine. Turns out the piston for the bypass valve in the cooler was stuck. Once I pulled the oil cooler cover off and replaced the internals, the pressure was in the "normal" range again.
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