Hmmm probably too late to return it now.Prado
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Hmmm probably too late to return it now.Prado
Bet if the heater Ts were done it would have driven out clean.Saved a village in Kenya from being wiped out by a flood using my 100 Series...
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Nothing very exciting. I replaced the cabin air filters this weekend and removed the fan to ensure that there was no debris. Oh, I put gas in it!
All of my efforts have been on the FJ62. I have a long list for that one!
Great thread idea.
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Time to get rid of that annoying exhaust manifold tick!
I just got them this weekDid you get those headers a while ago? Are they available again currently?
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Time to get rid of that annoying exhaust manifold tick!
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Time to get rid of that annoying exhaust manifold tick!
The custom turbo manifold on my car has wrenches/sockets Ive modified to take it on and off. Shaved down box end wrenches, wrenches cut down, wrenches bent, sockets shaved down to be ultra thin.......what a nightmare lol Headers on the 100 has to be easierMy lord those are so pretty!!! I just installed a set of headers at work for a 16 GT350 Mustang. It was extremely difficult, but much tighter space. These have to be easier. It's a very tedious and slow going job. Turning the nuts 1/4 turn at a time while smashing your fingers lol.
The custom turbo manifold on my car has wrenches/sockets Ive modified to take it on and off. Shaved down box end wrenches, wrenches cut down, wrenches bent, sockets shaved down to be ultra thin.......what a nightmare lol Headers on the 100 has to be easier
Seems like it can get pretty difficult based on what I've read around here. Once you get the right combination of extensions / swivels to even get a socket on there, then you have to pray they come loose without breaking or rounding off especially if your dealing with any level of rust.
It's definitely a can of worms. Sometimes it goes smooth, sometimes it can take 3x longer than expected!
At work today I began pulling the engine out of this 100 series. It was surprisingly very easy, compared to the 80 series. After a couple hours, it's ready to yank out.
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What happened to it? Catastrophic overheat?