The idea of the the running lights is great for safety concerns but there
are times when you would won’t the things off, Hunting Fishing, watching the
4th of July fireworks  ect, ect.    Is there a single fuse that can be
pulled to kill them temporarlily??  If so does anyone know where I can find
it?   Thanks

I¹m thinking about buying a 4 runner used, some where between 96 and
2K.  I assume that the V6-SR5 is the way to go.  I can¹t imagine the 4
having enough omph for hiway and AC.  Any other items too look for or
better years?  I assume it can be had manual?  

Thanks,
 Fritz

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> hi all,
> i just had my ’88 4×4 22re rebuilt(short block)
> its been about 3 1/2 weeks since i pulled it,
> is there any sites with an engine diagram?
> chiltons and haynes manuals aren’t enough….
> (damn vacuum lines and egr and tubing…..)

> Thanks,
> Gary

You need a factory service manual. Whatever it costs you is worth it. It
will give you so much information you will feel like crying for all the time
you wasted with Chilton’s and Haynes.

Just did a timing chain, Head gasket repair on my 94 pickup 22RE and now my
check engine light keeps coming on givig code 71 (EGR gas temp below
predetermined level) I think I may have some crossed vacuum lines and I need
help. The truck has the Cal. emissions setup

I own a 1995 4-Runner (3.0 Liter Diesel).
It seems that in the dash (behind the fuel level instrument) ther is a
red light (a rettangular LED ?)that should be the low fuel red light
alarm. In my car it doesn’t work. I bought my car 1 year ago and I’ve
never seen this light working. I tried to lower the fuel level at
minimum but nothing to do.
Someone could suggest me a simple way to check the lamp (I don’t know
how to reach it) or some electric connection ?
Thank you for your attenction.
Lone Land

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In my 1991 Toyota Pick-up, I opened the fuse box that is in the engine
compartment.  Everything seems good except the slot that is labelled
CMS has nothing in it.  Is this OK? or should there be something
there?  also what is CMS?

any help appreciated, thanks

larryc.

You are getting the same power to all speakers, but the rear speakers are
probably larger.  This is requiring them to need more power.  I suggest
getting a small 4channel amp and sending a fair amount of power to all 4
spks, 4×50 should be sufficient.

97 4Runner SR5 v6
modded airbox
kenwood/mb quarts/fosgate
Ben Sullivan <bmsu…@pop.uky.edu> wrote in message

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> I have a ’99 Extended Cab Tacoma and have a question for the group about
> my speakers.  When I bought the truck I had a JVC CD deck put in before
> I ever drove it.  The two speakers in the doors work well and seem to
> recieve ample amounts of power.  The back two speakers, in the extended
> cab walls, are much quieter.  The fade is equal so that is not the
> problem.  It seems like the back two speakers are not receiving as much
> power.  I saw this because I can fade to only the back two speakers and
> turn up the stereo very loud and they put out plenty of sound.  I am not
> sure if this is a defect of the speakers or if the new CD deck is the
> problem, as I never heard it beforehand.  Any suggestions or comments?
> Should I try adding two new 6 1/2 aftermarkets speakers and maybe a
> small amp?  Thanks for any help you can give me!
>                             Ben

Hey guys, a buddy of mine wants to do a body lift on his forerunner,
(’88 five speed with power steering) and we were trying to figger out
how much he could get away with before he encountered problems with the
steering column. We checked out the ones at an auto supply place and
while there were only ones for J**ps there looking at them they’d be
easy to make. UNLESS some strange adapter was necessary for the steering
or shifters. The common size at the store seemed to be 3 inches and
while the kit isn’t all that expensive for his truck ( 170 canadian ) if
all there is to it is a bunch of spacers and little extensions for his
shifters , why not make up a kit for a quarter the cost?
 I’d appreciate any input,
  thanks
   Ryan.

Doing my timing chain finally, and want to find the metal guides instead of the
plastic ones. Can someone give me a link? Thanks.

hi. i would like to know what autos the toyots 2c 2 litre engine was fitted
to.

any help much appreciated.