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Which clutch do you have? You could try to rebuild it.The LX overheated on the 7 minute trip home. I got online here and learned about the fan clutch newspaper test. Yes it's a bad, stoped at running temp.
So I guess I should get the landtank moded blue one eh?
Thanks mudders...
Yes. If it is black, keep it. If you need something right away sure get a blue one from LT. The black clutches are desirable IMHO.Hey there retrofive... it's not blue.
Maybe dark grey or dirty black.
Did blue ever come stock?
I didn't. Just left overnight on a hot summer day. Sure probably didn't get it all out, but was able fill back up with most. I used the R/C car fluid from my local hobby store.Do you really need to heat it up to get the oil out?
It was almost 90° today, I can leave it in the sun.
I did read up here on mud, its got me this far. It's so cool to read stuff from people like ToolsRus from like 2006.
That is the coolest fix, I am doing that to my passenger seat this weak.2 days ago it got a lift OME 2.5" 851/860
NO SHOCKS YET, still shopping. RS900XL vs TJM adjustable.
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Here is is my shoe string leather seat fix.
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Thank you for your generosity Don, I will take you up on the offer. I have the day off tomorrow Friday if you are working would you be able to bring it to work? We can do lunch again I'll buy. The stock OEM & Landtank moded are both over $200. & a week away.I have a non-modded blue hub clutch if you want to try that first. Also can get you the Toyota fluid, but if you want higher, the hobby shop is where to go.
Yes this was done in pure desperation the poor boy way. It has also held up very well. When you get yours done post up some pics, I want to see it.That is the coolest fix, I am doing that to my passenger seat this weak.
You have a lot of good input there, your right on every acount. It's all good stuff...I'm kind of all over the board here... I'm having a war with myself on how far to go into this. What is need vs. want, I need to find a happy medium some where. It's hard because I don't know the maintenance history of this LX & want to replace everything. A lot of it looks real good again "looks good" who knows... Stay tuned!Sounds like you have the right list of things to do. A lot of people (myself included) have had the injectors serviced like you mentioned. I had them done at RC Engineering, and they came back clean and with a nice report. Head bolts if you use OEM, or ARP head studs if you want to go that route. I ordered a set of studs from Paradise Racing that is supposed to be a custom built set for the 1FZ-FE, I'm going to do a review on them compared to the Supra and Opel sets that people order in my build thread. Hopefully you are luckier than me and your block does not need any service. I would also flush and pressure test, flow test the radiator outside of the vehicle, flush the heater core and replace the rear heater hoses under the truck while you have it all apart.