Congrats Meatball!! Looking forward to seeing it in person!
Crockpot 2.0
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Got to got to see it this morning at the shop, you did good Adam!
Same as always...make sure it's safe for you, safe for itself, then drive it and see what it needs over time. Don't forget to check the spare tire and make sure that you have the tools to get at it. Maybe put some really boss flames on the sides then be good to go.
If you think about doing a dual battery. Check out this first: http://www.sleeoffroad.com/installation/100_second_batt_tray_SOK008_v1.0.pdf
I wish I would have seen it before I started my dual battery system.
I do like how I have everything close by, but this would allow you to have bigger batteries.
I wish I would have seen it before I started my dual battery system.
I do like how I have everything close by, but this would allow you to have bigger batteries.
And go with these and don't really worry about them again unlike the plastic ones
MettleAir 123-10-1 PK 5/8" ID Hose Barb Tee T Union Fitting Intersection/Split Brass: Amazon.com: Industrial & Scientific
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I will add heater T's that to my maintenance list.
100 Series PM (unless they have been done already):
1. TBelt/pump and associated front end pulleys and hoses. Thermostat/gasket
2. Front and rear sway bat links and bushings.
3. Plugs and fuel filter. Air filter. PCV valve and grommet and oil filter.
4. Front, center, rear diff fluids.
5. Front axle bearing repack. Check brake pads and rotors all the way around.
6. Drain and flush radiator and heater cores.
7. Besides the heater Ts, replace all 6 hoses.
8. Inspect and adjust parking brake.
9. Grease driveshafts. Check for play in UJs.
10. Check steering rack for leakage.
11. Check CVs for leakage.
12. Inspect upper and lower ball joints and front and rear suspension bushings for cracking.
13. Brake fluid swap.
14. PS fluid swap.
15. Fxxxing wheel the fxxx out of that fxxxer.
1. TBelt/pump and associated front end pulleys and hoses. Thermostat/gasket
2. Front and rear sway bat links and bushings.
3. Plugs and fuel filter. Air filter. PCV valve and grommet and oil filter.
4. Front, center, rear diff fluids.
5. Front axle bearing repack. Check brake pads and rotors all the way around.
6. Drain and flush radiator and heater cores.
7. Besides the heater Ts, replace all 6 hoses.
8. Inspect and adjust parking brake.
9. Grease driveshafts. Check for play in UJs.
10. Check steering rack for leakage.
11. Check CVs for leakage.
12. Inspect upper and lower ball joints and front and rear suspension bushings for cracking.
13. Brake fluid swap.
14. PS fluid swap.
15. Fxxxing wheel the fxxx out of that fxxxer.
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@beno thanks for the list, @jfz80 is taking a look at most of the stuff, I'm sure I'll be touch for some parts soon.
@stevezero is that a meatball with wings?
@stevezero is that a meatball with wings?
easy easy.... that thread is coming 
So here is the rundown on SNOWBALL or crockpot dos
I think Meatball scored a winner.
1999 100 series rear a/c rear locker
230k
Meaty is owner #7
CO>WY>SD>GA>FL>NC truck ... Last 2 owners had it ~6yr each
Goodies:
OME lift of some kind, billets shocks, appears no diff drop from quick look
285's on 2003+ 18'' rims
Sliders. Thought were ARB, appear to be modified or full custom
ARB winch bumper with working IPF lights
Rear Half storage platform with top access and pullout slide drawer with tie downs bolted to floor
Weather Tech mats for front and second row
Recent Maintenance:
Timing Belt and water pump with radiator and hoses at Scott Clark 3/17/17
Fuel Filter appears brand new and OEM toyota- no records
VSV appears replaced recently with OEM toyota part
ABS brake modulator (and master combo???) appears new and AISIN mfg
front rotors appear new and OEM
Current Needs:
Deep Clean as owner #6 was a bit filthy
intake Airbox from fender to MAF ... currently has KN filter
Locker inop diagnosis
Front row seats or covers (tan)
tires before too long
PCV
oil change
Hopefully be able to ask some 100 related questions here and get some input from you guys as I don't have a local for comparison and no FSM or much experience with the 100 platform yet other than a lift.
So here is the rundown on SNOWBALL or crockpot dos
I think Meatball scored a winner.
1999 100 series rear a/c rear locker
230k
Meaty is owner #7
CO>WY>SD>GA>FL>NC truck ... Last 2 owners had it ~6yr each
Goodies:
OME lift of some kind, billets shocks, appears no diff drop from quick look
285's on 2003+ 18'' rims
Sliders. Thought were ARB, appear to be modified or full custom
ARB winch bumper with working IPF lights
Rear Half storage platform with top access and pullout slide drawer with tie downs bolted to floor
Weather Tech mats for front and second row
Recent Maintenance:
Timing Belt and water pump with radiator and hoses at Scott Clark 3/17/17
Fuel Filter appears brand new and OEM toyota- no records
VSV appears replaced recently with OEM toyota part
ABS brake modulator (and master combo???) appears new and AISIN mfg
front rotors appear new and OEM
Current Needs:
Deep Clean as owner #6 was a bit filthy
intake Airbox from fender to MAF ... currently has KN filter
Locker inop diagnosis
Front row seats or covers (tan)
tires before too long
PCV
oil change
Hopefully be able to ask some 100 related questions here and get some input from you guys as I don't have a local for comparison and no FSM or much experience with the 100 platform yet other than a lift.
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@jfz80 remember it takes premium gas lol
@beno so you are giving me a deal of the century? I'll buy more
@beno so you are giving me a deal of the century? I'll buy more
You've got about 30 days to get your order in. I'm out at the end of May.
Dang really???.... I need to get a list together for mine then.