I would say anywhere in the cold to warm range. From a safety standpoint, I wouldn't do any work on a hot engine, unless absolutely necessary.
As for the plugs themselves, if you haven't already bought them, check Advanced Auto parts if you have one nearby. I used the online discount code...
The starting battery. You won't have any current draw from the amp because it won't be on until after the car is already started. That's how your amp would be running in a single battery setup.
I thought that was the right part, but 4WP's website tells me they wont fit my vehicle. No application for a 99 LC or LX. I have a '99 LX that had the AHC removed. The car currently has the Strutmaster kit. I'm looking for a suspension upgrade. There is currently about 50k on the current setup.
Sorry about the messed up post. I was just trying to avoid posting redundant photos.
I just wanted to say my outcome was better using the speaker outputs instead of the preouts on my new Pioneer.
I'm looking at refurbishing the rear suspension on my LX. I would like to go oem if possible. I've found d everything on my list LC shocks (the AHC is long gone and has been replaced with the Strutmasters kit), sway bar links and bushings, and control arm bolts are in my Camelback Toyota...
Did you re-pin your LX connector to the 20-pin (or whatever) LC plug?
No. All of the connections are hardwired. I clipped them one at a time, starting with ground, power, ignition, antenna and amp turn-on, then each speaker.
I cant comment on other brands, but the Nak mounting brackets were...
I installed a Pioneer AVH-X4800BS in my '99 LX. It does have a remote turn on wire. This is connected to both the factory Nak amp and power antenna. Been working great for months now. When I turn the head unit on, the amp turns on and the antenna goes up.
On a side note, using the Pioneer...
Monday. Replaced AHC control panel with LC console pocket.
Friday. 1. Figured out how to engage CDL for the first time. Light would go solid, but nothing would happen. Had to drive in tight figure-8's about 10-12 time before it finally locked in.
2. Tried out the new Altimax Arctic snow...
My computer has already been disconnected. There is a relay and fuse bagged in the glove box. I also just removed the console switch panel and replaced it with the LC pocket.
My conversion was done before I purchased it. I do know the resevoir is still full of fluid. Beyond that, I'm not sure how much of the AHC is still left on the vehicle. Our current weather situation is keeping me from inspecting it further.
I am leaning to the oem LC shocks. While looking at other parts to refurbish the rear suspension, I fount the oem's to be priced a lot less than I expected.
I have a '99 LX that I purchased about a month ago. The truck is in great condition, with excellent service history. I wasn't specifically looking for one of these, I was just in the market for a used car. This really is one badass machine. I just never figured I'd be joining a cult. If...
I'm having General Altimax Arctic 265/75R16 installed today. This is my 4th vehicle to have these tires. Awesome winter traction, and they wear like iron.
I just spliced into the ps back up light. You will need to remove the inner tailgate panel and taillight cover. I used this,Nylon Pry Bar Installer Kit 4 Pc my new favorite tool set, to pry off the panel.
I then drilled a 1/4" hole just above the license plate. The connection between the...
The backup camera will be easy. I used the Auto-vox 6 from Amazon. Power and ground get connected to a back up light. There is a long enough signal wire included in the box. You will also need to connect the violet/white wire to pin#2 on connector E8 behind the glove box. This ingots also...