On Sat, 8 Mar 2008 11:22:09 -0600, "Anyolmouse" <Anyolmouse@invalid.invalid> wrote: Sounds like an O2 sensor. Next time it comes on, take a drive to Auto Zone. They'll put their computer on it and tell you what the problem is for free, or at least the one I went to did.

I have an 86 PU with a 22R and it does not seem to have a Smog Pump. I've seen some CATs with a fitting on the side, but rarely used. "The Reverend Natural Light" <reverend@fourthgen.org> wrote in message news:fd2e73b2-a687-4b08-b448-ff136a80583e@k2g2000hse.googlegroups.com...

SBC wrote: I can't remember ever owning a hitch that didn't have a weight limit stamped on it. Not written as "class", but "Max Load 5000, Max Tongue Weight 400..." It's usually in a place where someone connecting a trailer can clearly see it, not hidden. The stamping on mine was either near the electrical connector or where the safety chains attach.

Also check the ratings on www.tirerack.com On Mar 3, 8:34 am, John Albert <j.alb...@snet.net> wrote:

Awesome! They do have them, and for cheaper than elsewhere. Thanks! -- Message posted via CarKB.com http://www.carkb.com/Uwe/Forums.aspx/toyota-truck/200803/1

Yep, that's the one. All I can say is that it worked for me!! Dan <johngdole@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:1440d633-913b-4134-9392-572bbfc89ee4@s37g2000prg.googlegroups.com...

On Sat, 1 Mar 2008 09:11:07 -0500, "ribbet4" <ribbet4@cox.net> wrote: Mounting srews are also in the vents beside the radio.

jjones_0001@yahoo.com (Jerry) wrote in news:13s9c2tn31gq7d9@corp.supernews.com: I would start at the wiper motor connector. Jump voltage to the appropriate connections to drive the motor in high and low. If high doesn't work, it is a wiper motor problem. If it does, it is a switch or wiring problem. I would then go to the switch connector and see if the switch is putting the correct voltage on the relevant connections. If no, it is a switch problem. If yes, there is a bad connection...

Engine mount was a reasonable suspect. Also fuel injectors, fuel filter (restriction), plugs, plug wires, valve clearance, timing. Just some thoughts. On Feb 25, 5:34 pm, dan.lacr...@gmail.com wrote:

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Face it, the Tundra is an also ran in the competition for sales of full size trucks. At best they have 5% of the truck market while Dodge sales are in the upper twenties and both GM and Ford are well in to the thirties "B A R R Y" <beech23pilot@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:Urzvj.7327$Ru4.4706@newssvr19.news.prodigy.net...

Just bought a 2008 2wd 4cyl tacoma extended cab Can't find fender flares to fit is it cuz it s so new? I also want to put larger tires on it 75/15 or even up to a 16 is that advisable? GOD BLESS marie

Ya I kinda thought the same thing. Pre-runner = 2 wheel drive. "Bonehenge (B A R R Y)" <DwightSchrute@DunderMifflin.com> wrote in message news:79jhr3p4ndd3j0qk4r7e36kknkppla3sm8@4ax.com...

The engine goes back to the T100 of which I have a 1994 so it's been around a while. The 94 is rated at 150 without variable valve timing. No electronic throttle, either but it keeps up with everything at 20 mpg around town, 25+ on the freeway. Carl West "Bob Adkins" <bob.adkins@gmail.com> wrote in message news:ao1jr3tjlpvmmjvbugr1bf6n7jorcv5175@4ax.com...

Changing to R134a is easy. Drain the oil from the used parts, Compressor, Evaporator and Condenser. If your hoses are in good shape, they are reusable. Pull the valve cores from the fill fittings and screw on the R134a fill fittings, They should be steel R134a fittings, not the cheap walmart stuff. Your R134a Retro kit will come with ester oil. Add the proper amount called for that compressor to the compressor. IBuy a NEW Drier. Replace all the o-rings on the fittings with new ones from the...

This connector will work fine for the lights but does not include a hookup for brakes. I had to pay extra to have the wiring brought back for brakes and to charge the trailer battery. I had an automotive electrical shop do the work. "Charles" <bridgescharles@hughes.net> wrote in message news:fnnn1d$t7t$1@aioe.org...

On Feb 12, 8:56 pm, johngd...@hotmail.com wrote: I've used sea-foam with great results on my old toyota. What I did was drink about 10 beers and then go outside (this is important as your neighbors are going to be really annoyed at you smoking out your neighborhood (you probably won't be able to see more then 20 feet if its anything like mine) then I just put a vacuum line onto an unused vacuume port and got a buddy to hold down the gas and put the other end of the line into the seafoam can. ...

Toyota's web site has a free service schedule. Just enter your year, model, and mileage and out pops the needed service items. In 2004, Toyota lowered the oil service interval from 7500 miles down to 5000 miles because of sludge concerns, while GM and Honda press for 12,000 miles. Go figure. I never thought 22RE had any sludge problems, but the cylinder head temperature may have been cranked up for lower emissions. "Oil change? Recommendations offered by automakers":

On Feb 11, 6:26*pm, "Jeff Strickland" <cr...@verizon.net> wrote: Thank you Jeff, at the current time my health isnt going to permit me to go anywhere much less to a dealership and try to get them to fix the clutch. The only time the truck gets used is when either I drive or someone else drives me to my Dr's appointment the rest of the time the truck just sits. Hopefully I'll start to feel better in the near future and I can have the clutch taken care of. Thanks again

Regular Penzoil 5W-30 "Ed White" <cewhite3@mindspring.com> wrote in message news:13qukfflbggof83@corp.supernews.com...