On Mon, 09 Oct 2006 05:12:48 GMT, Carson <mitzi@ucanfix.com> wrote: mean, how likely is it that he would come across his own web page, the one that his e-mail comes from? Oh, I know, he must not have ever seen the mirror section of his own ucanfix web page. Maybe someone hacked his ucanfix web page and added the mirror section. I wonder why some people expect others to buy their product when they lie to get you to look at it? What's so hard about being honest and saying that you are posting...

A good source of information is: http://www.tundrasolutions.com/ On Sun, 08 Oct 2006 18:44:23 GMT, "Kyle Kessler" <canmaker@sbcglobal.net> wrote:

TW wrote: We have a RAV4 and our Toyota dealer is totally on side with us using my Amsoil which I bring along for the service. Our other car is a GM make and they also are in agreement with using superior motor lubricant.

BECK/ARNLEY Part # 0513954 Idler Pulley Bearing, 20mm X 47mm X 14mm 22R/RE idler pulley bearing - Yota #90099-10091 $6.95 - or IR Torrington 6204PP, SKF 6204-RSJ, NSK 6204V, CR (Chicago Rawhide) 6204-2RSJ 22R/RE A/C idler pulley bearing - SKF/CR 6203-2RSJ $6.95 <sidneybek@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:1160179140.023012.280590@e3g2000cwe.googlegroups.com...

Phisherman wrote: That's happened to me a couple times in my '06, too. Never quite that badly. I THINK it's the steering lock, but I'm not sure. It happened in the first couple months after I bought it then has not happened since. -jeff

"Noon-Air" <Noon-Air@comcast.net> sez: If your world is flat, maybe. My world has mountains, slickrock and snow. What a silly thing to say. I find 4WD with LSD or lockers quite useful for steep terrain, big rocks or the loose 'n soft like sand and snow. With just 2WD, obstacles can only be attempted with speed and inertia which will really get you in trouble when you're bounced off line and things get broken

I have owned two 1990 pickups and both of them made a rubbing sound when turning sharp to the left, such as in barely moving forward. I also was at a ball park one time and witnessed another pickup sound the same way when it pulled out from the parking space. I have never been able to determine what it was. There was a recall issued last year for a steering rod - mine was replaced and I am not sure if the noise is still there or not. Clyde in VA "Hanke1" <chris_f@yahoo.com> wrote in...

Soften the ride? Stick with OEM Tokico then. Personally, I'd go with more responsive shocks like Bilstein and switch to P rated (Passenger) tires. Softer shocks would compromise vehicle handling and safety IMHO. "Jeff Olsen" <handywired@earthlink.net> wrote in message news:1159937492.668777.59990@i3g2000cwc.googlegroups.com...

Jeff Olsen wrote: ratings published for gear oils except that they meet the GL-5 spec for hypoid gearing and that the viscosity is suitable. Royal Purple is good, but the company is terrible about distributing objective info about their products...find a product data sheet??? Ken

On Wed, 4 Oct 2006 21:22:39 -0400, "harry" <harry_liuNOSPAM@lcc.com> wrote: For openers, auto starters are not that good for the car engine. If you leave it idling more than roughly 30 seconds before driving it off, you risk the unburned fuel getting past the piston rings and diluting the oil. It only takes about 15 to 30 seconds to get the oil circulating

"Bud Ivey" <hedera@c-zone.net> wrote in message news:12i8s2lo3uqdf5@corp.supernews.com... "Rodding out" a radiator is nothing more than a waste of money.... its cheaper just to replace it.

Went back and looked at the manual. It says to put it on the odometer, vice trip meters, before you turn off the ignition. Depress and hold the button/shaft, turn on the ignition and hold for at least 5 seconds to clear. "DM" <poptime-nospam@comcast.net> wrote in message news:7dqdnV0p8N3Z5L_YnZ2dnUVZ_o2dnZ2d@comcast.com...

My biggest regret with my '06 Taco V6 was getting the manual tranny. When I test drove it I figured that the sloppy feeling shifts and inconsistantly grabby clutch were something that I would get used to. I know now that shouldn't have dismissed all of the negative reports on the V6 Taco's drivabililty with the manual tranny, but for more than 25 years I haven't owned an auto. Almost a year later I'm still kicking myself everytime I drive it. "Climb14er" <climb14er@yahoo.com> wrote in...

Ray, I'm interested, and I'm in Manchester. Shoot me an email when it's a good time to arrange a visit / review. Yours, mothy Ray Dunn wrote:

Did a Google search. Seems as though I jumped to answer too soon! While the system is installed on the Toyotas, the consensus is that the monitoring system is (should be) compatible with aftermarket wheels. The search turned up some interesting questions to me, regarding snow tires etc on extra wheel sets. Bill "Bill Hall" <bhallc21@verizon.net> wrote in message news:YDxUg.1842$If3.461@trnddc07...

Interesting. I have a Toyota based motorhome purchased new in Canada and it is in the Owner's Manual. I guess I will find out when the time comes. sidney...@yahoo.com wrote:

"Lefty" <mrsunbeam@cox.net> wrote in message news:1159757992.879741.15870@k70g2000cwa.googlegroups.com... the idle circuit. might be called an anti-dieseling solenoid. Mike

my 94 truck just pops out - 4 special factory trim screws hold it .i had the glovebox frame off. cigarrette lighter to disconnect. -- cheech14 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ cheech14's Profile: http://www.toyotanation.com/forum/member.php?userid=68676 View this thread: http://www.toyotanation.com/forum/showthread.php?t=158021

Subarus are popular with Sierra Clubbers and transplants from the east. Cal natives tend to drive Honda, Nissan and Toyota or Lexus and BMW if in their price range.

I have towed many standard tranny without a itch. <anywidget@gmail.com> wrote in message news:1158303579.463139.195990@p79g2000cwp.googlegroups.com...