Did the fuel filter install go smoothly? No chance of a piece of debris that fell into the hose/pipe on either side? Determining if the fuel pump runs and whether there is fuel at the inlet side of the fuel filter are both great suggestions. Fuel pump itself is a breeze, just pull the carpet up and remove the hatch.
My 05 LX470 build thread
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looks like the ahc upper hydraulic mount
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Thanks to @Kamran Khan ‘s generosity I have installed a new OEM fuel pump and filter this morning. The beast is back up and running!
I managed to strip two seat bolts going back in but I’ll tc of that another day.
I managed to strip two seat bolts going back in but I’ll tc of that another day.
I went through your build thread and found two things that can help you in the long run. In photos, I saw you have wheel spacers installed. Wheel spacers are very dangerous, and it is also not good for the geometry of your car's suspension. Wheel spacers have huge effect on your car's MPG, and god forbid if these break while you are driving in high speed, can put your life and life of the people around you in danger. Spacers put extra load on your car's engine also.
Sometimes the surface between the wheel spacers and the hub gets rusty and will throw off your wheel balance. Second thing I noticed is that you mentioned, you filled up your slow leaking tire with slime. Slime is good for only a short period of time, Once, I filled up my car's tire with slime, and it started getting vibration at certain speed. I took my car to a tire shop, and they told me that slime is the cause of vibration. Slime can also throw off your wheel balance. Because the liquid inside the tire can move from one side to other side.
In short, for your safety and safety of others, get rid of wheel spacers. You will feel the difference immediately after you drive your car.
Sometimes the surface between the wheel spacers and the hub gets rusty and will throw off your wheel balance. Second thing I noticed is that you mentioned, you filled up your slow leaking tire with slime. Slime is good for only a short period of time, Once, I filled up my car's tire with slime, and it started getting vibration at certain speed. I took my car to a tire shop, and they told me that slime is the cause of vibration. Slime can also throw off your wheel balance. Because the liquid inside the tire can move from one side to other side.
In short, for your safety and safety of others, get rid of wheel spacers. You will feel the difference immediately after you drive your car.
Those 2 lower seat bracket bolts always get boogered up.
If in a pinch, Advance atuo has a Toyota/Asian specific red coolant, think it's Zerex. Believe it is a good $10/gal cheaper.
out of curiosity I double checked AA for red coolant. No longer carry Zerex. Went to Peak and Prestone.
Peak went up to $21/gal and Prestone is on sale for $18. Guess it's not much cheaper than Toyota coolant anymore.
Peak went up to $21/gal and Prestone is on sale for $18. Guess it's not much cheaper than Toyota coolant anymore.
Don't see much in the pic of the heater t's. If the hose clamp is tight the rad neck could have a radial crack. Seen it a lot on older plastic rads.
$400-500'ish depending on year range, 98-02, 03+, def go oem. I have a mishi aluminum, but it came installed on the truck by the previous owner.
I assume the clamp(s) are tight? Worth a quick check, could be a simple fix. If so drain a little coolant from the pet and pull the upper rad hose to check the neck.
There are quite a few threads on rads and 'T's worth reading over.
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