WOW!! Looks really nice. The panhard doesn't hit that long metal tab that is sticking out?
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If you're referring to the tab on the right side of the picture, it is a reinforcement which is folded outside of the "box". The panhard rod moves inside the box, thus, no there is no interference. I think I need to provide you a picture with the panhard rod mounted, but it got too cold outside for me to finish painting. Here's a stock image from his site:
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It was on its way out I guess. Got P0340 code with CEL the 2nd day I was there. Next day no CEL for rest of the trip. Then after I make it home, I start it up and get ruff idle, stalling issues. Now with P0335, P0340, P0385 error codes. Just had the distributor assembly replaced yesterday so hopeful it will last for another 20 years.
talk about lucky timing for it to go..
We came in from Trona, and took Coyote Canyon road which connects to Goler wash road, west to east. It connects to the road that gets you to The Barker Ranch hideout.Where's that cabin?
I visited two new to me ones last month...
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Near Inyo County, CA
35°51'43.4"N 117°07'37.0"W · 35.862045, -117.126933
Thats the Newman Cabin.
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Ahh...I see now. Yeah. That's pretty awesome.If you're referring to the tab on the right side of the picture, it is a reinforcement which is folded outside of the "box". The panhard rod moves inside the box, thus, no there is no interference. I think I need to provide you a picture with the panhard rod mounted, but it got too cold outside for me to finish painting. Here's a stock image from his site:
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New 1FZFE short block about to get painted. 
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I always thought this green looked good for engine blocks.
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And painted!
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While I can appreciate the black, I think a lighter color would make diagnosing leaks easier. Maybe it's all the same once you get some dirt on it. What do I know.
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While I can appreciate the black, I think a lighter color would make diagnosing leaks easier. Maybe it's all the same once you get some dirt on it. What do I know.
When you paint your block you can paint it any color you want.
Toyota painted these black by the way.
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Looks great. I used por15 when I did mine last year. Its holding up very . What did you use.
Took Big Red out to Rowher 4x4 trail with a local group. Man, I gotta get more Yota buds.
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Pondering whether or not it's time to replace this thing... Whatever it is. 
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Don't you know? Toyota made that a color change valve kinda like the temp bubble on a jetboil. Color changes = it's ready!
Yeah I am not going anywhere until I fix it. Just ordered some parts and a hose kit from @NLXTACY a couple of minutes ago. I don't see them at my door yet so I guess I should call Joey and complain? haha
That and other "now you know" gems should be a sticky.Don't you know? Toyota made that a color change valve kinda like the temp bubble on a jetboil. Color changes = it's ready!
Early Christmas! 285/75/16 Toyo Open Country on 16x8 -22 steels. Replaced worn out muds, it’s like a new truck. Stoked.
