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I used these aluminum mounts, drilled and tapped 1/4-20 holes in the center for to fasten the quickfist mount itself. There is probably a better mount out there you could use, but I had these laying around.
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I used these aluminum mounts, drilled and tapped 1/4-20 holes in the center for to fasten the quickfist mount itself. There is probably a better mount out there you could use, but I had these laying around.
In my son's grey interior, the leather color is a little bit too light. It appears closer to the lower dash color than the upper dash color, but it's still much better looking than the 18 year old wheel that we pulled out.
Cleaned throttle body, MAF sensor, new air filter, and installed sliders! Also figured out why my LC was so slow. Throttle cable needed to be tightened and previous owner installed new floormats on top of the old ones so the gas pedal couldn't be floored all the way. Previous hills where it was a struggle to go over 60mph I can now hit 80mph on.
Took the LX adventuring yesterday, I am so impressed with how this thing handles anything you throw at it. Also did front, rear diff and Tcase fluid changes just didn’t take any pictures.
Some more pictures of the adventure with the family. The LX had no trouble keeping up with the Jeep on 35s
I turned over the 200K mark, where can i get that 200K mile club sticker ? I'm halfway from being able to claim this as a high mileage vehicle.
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Replaced both heater T's, all six rubber hoses, used old clamps. Yep, it is a pain. All originals at about 212,000 miles, looked flawless before I started so questioned need to do it, but why take the chances of a catastrophic failure? Like most everyone, driver's side was flecked probably due to heat but not weak, and passenger side also discolored but lesser, hoses in perfect shape no cracking or swelling, no hardness. Total coolant drain, 2x flush with distilled then final fill with 50% Toyota Red and distilled. Radiator and overflow very clean. Old coolant looked brand new, but did flush out a reasonable amount of flakes/flecks, really good overall, but last fill was probably not a flush. Drained from radiator petcock and both block drains.
When I was waiting, I replaced a small rubber cushion on driver's door, bulb in vent window switch, bulb in ashtray, bulb in cig lighter bezel, and replaced accessory port in dash with another cig lighter, will probably put in a dual USB port later. Now every light in the vehicle works. Cleaned up the sticking PWR/2ND switch.
When I was waiting, I replaced a small rubber cushion on driver's door, bulb in vent window switch, bulb in ashtray, bulb in cig lighter bezel, and replaced accessory port in dash with another cig lighter, will probably put in a dual USB port later. Now every light in the vehicle works. Cleaned up the sticking PWR/2ND switch.
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FWIW: Always best practice to have rotors machine turned with new PADs, and flush brake fluid every 2 to 3 years.
I turned over the 200K mark, where can i get that 200K mile club sticker ? I'm halfway from being able to claim this as a high mileage vehicle.
@dingoboyexplore is the guy who sells the high mileage stickers. They are top-drawer quality BTW. I've got th1 100 and 200k stickers. Can't put the 200 on for another 10k.
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I will get by….I will survive -Touch of Grey LC200
Any pics of the stickers?
Good advice. Thanks. I didn't think having the rotors machined was necessary as the pads were wearing evenly and I wasn't experiencing any vibrations or shaking while braking. Will get it done next go around for sure.
Father's Day camping trip.
I am so jealous! Here in Arizona many of our national forest have fire restrictions. We got some rain this past weekend so helpfully it will be lifted soon.
Replaced all bushings, brackets, end links, etc related to the rear sway bar- basically everything but the sway bar itself. Not too bad of a job except the bolts for the sway bar bracket bushings, those things were a pain to get started with the new rubber.....
Here you go. This is the full thread with lots of pics. They are really very nice.
Unofficial Toyota High Mileage Badges.
