hi – relative has opportunity to buy from dealer- ’96 4-runner SR5 – with 51K –
fully loaded/leather, = for 17,900 (give or take) – any opinions? if you have
one, do you like it ? also 1800 for 3/36 extended warranty – thanks
stereo/cd/cassette keyless entry, leather, power everything/sunroof, tinted
windows, towing package.
Anyone in here live in or near Washington State?
If so, you may want to join WAshington State Chapter of
Toyota Tacoma Offroaders’s ASSocation
for more info check out this sites:
http://www.wa.net/~mpampo/100700.htm
http://www.wa.net/~mpampo/tacoma.htm
WAshington Chapter TTORA Web Page
http://www.geocities.com/wattora/main.xml
"Enjoy Da Ride"
WAshington State Tacoma Territory Offroader’s ASSocation
http://www.wa.net/~mpampo/100700.htm
Yahoo ID: mpampo
ICQ: 1479310
What was the first truck Toyotya imported into the United States?
Clue=It was not a Hi Lux.
I’ve got a 97 Tacoma 4×4 w/ 15×7 wheels. Can I go from the stock 31"
tires to a set of BFG 32×11.5×15 without any negative effects. Is this
sufficient width for those tires?
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greetings toyo truck gurus – just found this newsgroup and
thought I’d float my first question at y’all. It’s probably
a standard & obvious one, but anyhow –
Just bought a ’94 4runner with 120k miles. LOVE it. Only
possible problem I’ve noticed is:
when the weather gets down to 0 degrees, the front left
wheel makes a rubbing noise when you start driving, and
especially when turning a corner.
Is this just a worn out universal joint or boot?
Should I take it to the dealer? Or is a local mechanic ok?
Or can I inspect & replace it myself?
thanks
Any one konw where i can buy some trd decals online as they dont have them
in Australia
My 4Runner is for sale…
Babied, excellent condition, only
4 wheeling some light gravel trails.
email: m…@enteract.com if interested
Chicago IL USA localtion, a friend of
mine is in the car-hauling business, so
transportation could be arranged if non-local
buyer. It’s also on www.cars.com.
Mileage
15500
Class
SUV
Transmission
Automatic
Cylinders
6 Cylinders
Exterior Color
White
Interior Color
Oak
Features
Alarm, Alloy Wheels, AM/FM
Radio, Bucket Seating,
Cassette Radio, CD Player,
Cruise Control, Driver-Side
Airbag, Moon Roof,
Passenger-Side Airbag,
Power Locks, Power Steering,
Power Windows, Rear
Window Wiper, Remote Alarm
Control, Tinted Glass, Tow
Package
Condition
Excellent
VIN
JT3HN86R8Y0319591
Drive System
4WD
Description
White 15500 Miles, Automatic
Transmission, 4WD, 6
Cylinders, Excellent
Condition. Oil changed every
3000 miles, 90% highway
miles, loaded, original owner,
no damage/bodywork, factory
extras include rear differential
locker, rear heater, black
pearl emblems, roof rack, full
mats (fronts unused), cargo
mat, cargo net, V5 factory
alarm with remotes, factory
black fender flares.
Non-factory extras include:
Boston Acoustics speakers,
Bilstien shock absorbers, wet
weather front mats, more.
Seller is switching to a larger
4WD.
I’ve a (new to me) 1988 TLC FJ62. When driving in sub-freezing weather
the rear heater alternates between warm and cold. The front only gets
lukewarm. The temp gauge rarely makes it to 10% (0% being cold and 100%
being hot). The gauge will often just sit on the "C", but since it
occasionaly moves I assume it (sorta) works. I replaced the thermostat
with a Toyota 185deg thermostat (all they stocked).
Short of covering 1/2 of the radiator with cardboard, anyone have any
suggestions?
Thanks!
cold in colorado
I have a ’92 Toyota 4WD 4 cyl. regular cab pickup, and I’ve had it for
almost a year. I just keep feeling like the truck is an absolute slug
and I have to floor it just to get it to move (which in turn I don’t
do, cuz I don’t want to mess up my truck). Mechanically it is perfect
(it’s at 150k miles), but it is seriously dead on the road when it’s
accelerating. Is this normal?
Please help.
Jake
jmaxw…@transport.com
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