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Does this mean the 3 of you don’t know the location of the emblem………? Just making sure
They always are, that’s the beauty of this place.
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So do you still have access to the tools?This is what I have:Toyota Land Cruiser Tailgate Piece
Tailgate piece covers the plastic at the back of your Toyota Land Cruiser and goes out to the end of the hatch door for full protection.
But these are available too:200 Series tailgate cover — TrekboxX Expedition Systems
It has velcro around three sides of the perimeter, so it can be opened or removed without much fuss. But yes, it adds a step.
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A few of us have followed in their footsteps. Jason from Trail Tailor made them. I put one on my former '13. It has both plusses and minuses that are pretty well documented in various threads. I opted to skip it on my '16.Found the thread, and its of course, Ed.
Trail Tailor lockable tailgate lid
One of the coolest upgrades, period. @TRAIL TAILOR In-stock at Ed Martin Toyota (only available with installation)
I use the Weathertech cargo liner with bumper protector. Works well and despite LOTS of tailgate use for pretty much everything from eating to firewood to dogs to general stuff, the carpet still looks new. Easy access to the tool compartments too. The bumper protector part is removable with snaps, if needed. I just roll it up behind the tailgate.
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You can’t really fit anything bigger than 40” (between seats) x38” (height) through the hatch. Those aren’t exact, but you have 2 measurements bigger than both of those, so I’d say not likely.
Got it, thank you lx200inAR, I appreciate it!
Swap the PCV valve. I think @KLF Had the exact same scenarioBad news today. I opened up the oil fill cap to find milky yellow fluid all over the inside of it.This is a new development. Truck has been running like a top, temp gauge has stayed put. I opened the hood, and the coolant reservoir is nearly empty. No drips or staining or evidence of leaking anywhere. From reading, it could be anything from a head gasket to the oil cooler to the water pump or radiator.
The oil was changed right before I bought this truck, no evidence of coolant then. I was just going to change the oil because I didn’t know what the PO’s shop used.
I’m hoping it’s something simple like the radiator or water pump. I searched coolant in oil in the 200 series section and did not see much in terms of results.
So here’s my question: what all do I need to check? I’m thinking HG, WP, radiator.
