What is the respective quality of $16, $38, and $45 distributor caps sold at auto parts stores?

My son just bought a very sweet 94 Celica GT he is just beaming, it's his first car and has saved up working long hrs at the DQ. The question I had is how to turn off the passive alarm as the horn is always going off. I have a 99 Tacoma and has a RS 3000 alarm but this is different only one button. Does anyone know what series alarm this might be? The key bob is light blue with a Toyota logo on it. And how to you get it out of the passive mode. Thanks Will

Forgot to mention...4 L of the red stuff at Toyota costs CDN$4. Lol. On Sun, 29 Jun 2003 14:20:18 GMT, Darryl <darryl@tht.net> wrote:

Hello, I am buying a 1993 Toyota Camry from a co-worker. It currently has 176,000 miles. Anybody have any idea how many more miles I will get? It is a one owner and has been taken good care of. Also, would be intrested to know how many miles other owners have got with their Camrys. What is the highest mileage you have seen with a Camry?

My local Toyota Service Writer told me he had a gal in a Sienna come in with the check engine light lit. He went to the computer and found no oil changes. He asked her if she had her oil changed elsewhere. She replied....'No'. The Sienna has 30,000 miles on it...with no oil changes.

I have a 2003 Tundra and am looking for a camper shell. I like the fiberglass models but am not against AL. I have seen SnugTop online and have looked at ARE at a dealer in Austin. Anyone have any recommendations or experience? Pros and Cons? Norm

I lusted after a Matrix ever since they were announced - I watched the web site anxiously, and when it was time to buy a new car, it was the first I test drove. I actually cut the drive short because the instrument panel hurt my eyes so much. Bought a 2wd Rav4 instead. In article <cxCJa.61324$Io.5745631@newsread2.prod.itd.earthlink.net>, chipstate@earthlink.net says... Debbie the Underdogged das at spamcop dot net "I'm not crazy, I've just been in a very bad mood for 40 years."

Need a duel exhaust for a '01 Tundra 4.7 4-dr short-bed...... I see a few on the road... but having trouble finding where they are... Some say borla.com has them... I looked at the site... and no luck... I was wanting a cat-back system... which is easy to install.... Anyone know of a good place on the web or in the Houston area? Thanks..... -- Wyatt169@ev1.net USA1

On Thu, 19 Jun 2003 22:13:25 -0700, MDT Tech® <ssauer4O@repairman.com> wrote: Even moving... and of course, the only thing I have to compare to on the road is bank signs, which are notoriously off, but it always seems that it's not quite as warm as the indication. --- Rich

Hello, I'm looking for replies from any Prius owners in the Seattle (Pacific NW) area. I'm curious how the car has been working for you? Have there been any issues (numerous visits to the dealer for repairs/inspections)?

"BZB882" <bzb882@aol.com> wrote in message news:20030624211011.13706.00001588@mb-m12.aol.com... If it's not the fan, make sure your carburetor's idles are all set correctly. If your carburetor idles are set too high, your car will overheat when the car is not moving.

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I have the kind of timing light that has a spark pick-up unit that clips around any spark plug wire. When the spark pick-up unit is clipped to wires 2, 3, or 4 the timing light works perfectly. When the timing light is hooked up to wire 1, sometimes the timing light works, sometimes it works intermittently, and sometimes it has no light at all. This is a problem because wire 1 is needed to check and set the timing. I swapped spark plug 1 and wire 1 with spark plug 2 and wire 2. The...

Hi all. My parents are considering buying a new Toyota Camry but they are not sure how much they will need to pay. According to www.autosite.com, the MSRP price for the 2003 Camry LE (4 cyn) is $19,045 and the dealer invoice price is $17,043. Assuming only standard equipments will be included, what is the reasonable price we can expect to have for this car?

Would someone be kind enough to explain to me how to remove the passenger door panel. I cannot get the electric window down (or up) and would like to check if the motor to activate the window is gone or if it is simply a broken wire that is causing the problem.

Chintaka wrote: That could be a dangerously loose CV joint. Get to a garage. -- ~Philip "Multiculturalism and coercive tolerance of bizarre lifestyles describes a social experiment, not a civilization." --Paul Gottfried

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I love the navigation system in my 2003 Camry XLE but I'm shocked at the cost for the updated maps. US$300. Wow. I just wish Toyota would not stick to the loyal Toyota owners like my seeing how my last four cars we're Toyotas. Anyone have a solution? A used map maybe?

Help Looking for cheap Nissan, VW T4, Toyota, Hundai, mitshubishi mini-buses. Most be left hand drive. Where is the best place to look. Note I am in the UK. Has anyone got experience with japanese imports, website for used cars ? Cheers

Philip® wrote: Honda had to, removing the rotor required lots of work. Yes, we had one supplied by Accuturn as a SST (required several years back) and we left that at the old dealership and now use the state of the art "procut 900" and it makes for a perfect cut everytime.