Changed front/rear diff fluid, oil, and threw on some niched needed new OEM belts - wash and wax after.
What Did You Do with Your 80 This Weekend? (35 Viewers)
This site may earn a commission from merchant affiliate
links, including eBay, Amazon, Skimlinks, and others.
And using the right tools for the job! Pocket holes and glue in this case.
Those should all be dovetail joints. All of them…
Dreamed I put this beautiful stage 2 they had at the MWE in it.
Then slowly drove in the fat pig up the pile of rocks with a friend for a quick overnighter.
Then slowly drove in the fat pig up the pile of rocks with a friend for a quick overnighter.
Carved up a $20 trucker mud flap to fend off the rock chips after pulling my flares.
Malleus
Far west of Siegen
That's the downside to losing flares and running boards. Although, there is a non-running board version of the OEM mudflap.
She had a quiet couple of days, starter finally took a dump. Put in a new Denso today and she lives again.
Flank
American by Birth, Texan by the grace of God.
I've not posted to this thread for a long time. But this weekend I drove my '95 for the first time in 2 years, 7 months, and 18 days. I had a HG failure and parked it. In January this year, I pulled the head. Just got it buttoned up this weekend. Joy To My World! Funny thing, my (at the time) 14 year old boy did not give a rat's ass about the Cruiser. Now that he's 17, he's dying to drive it... 
Sorta the same as my daughter, years of indifference and then she takes it to a climbing comp in Richmond, VA and is suddenly the coolest kid on the block. She owns it now.I've not posted to this thread for a long time. But this weekend I drove my '95 for the first time in 2 years, 7 months, and 18 days. I had a HG failure and parked it. In January this year, I pulled the head. Just got it buttoned up this weekend. Joy To My World! Funny thing, my (at the time) 14 year old boy did not give a rat's ass about the Cruiser. Now that he's 17, he's dying to drive it...
Forgot to note it a couple of weeks ago, but I changed out the horns; upgraded to the same FIAMM 130db Low and High horns which are in my 2011 Avalon.
Now it sounds like a PROPER horn for this vehicle.
Really easy…half a
in difficulty; about 10-15 minutes in time.
ALSO…changed the AT filter.
That took about three hours (using a full lift)…I’ve had her 10 years and hadn’t changed it but it was very apparent that the PO never changed it because the bolts still had the factory pink gunk on them when I pulled the tranny pan off.
Now it sounds like a PROPER horn for this vehicle.
Really easy…half a
in difficulty; about 10-15 minutes in time.ALSO…changed the AT filter.
That took about three hours (using a full lift)…I’ve had her 10 years and hadn’t changed it but it was very apparent that the PO never changed it because the bolts still had the factory pink gunk on them when I pulled the tranny pan off.
COS80
SILVER Star
That's a good idea. Mine came with those cheap, red, Walmart Hellas, which sound like someone stepped on a chipmunk. Link to horns?Forgot to note it a couple of weeks ago, but I changed out the horns; upgraded to the same FIAMM 130db Low and High horns which are in my 2011 Avalon.
Now it sounds like a PROPER horn for this vehicle.
Really easy…half a
ALSO…changed the AT filter.
That took about three hours (using a full lift)…I’ve had her 10 years and hadn’t changed it but it was very apparent that the PO never changed it because the bolts still had the factory pink gunk on them when I pulled the tranny pan off.
View attachment 3978182
LS 400 horns are cheep and are plug and play. Run them on mine and love them. easy to find on E-bay
I actually like this better than the oem one. No slider interference, plus I can actually tuck this between the body and the slider on the trails to avoid getting ripped off, and it only cost $20.
