When deliberating the need for winter tires, everyone has different needs and there is not a simple answer for everyone.
I run two sets of tires because of my extreme snow conditions. I have attempted to use one set of tires year-round (KO3) and this is what I have experienced. When the KO3 are...
I also live with winter 5-6 months of the year and deal with an average of 23 feet of snow here at my house, elevation of 7,500 feet. Just a few additional comments to the great posts above.
First, as mentioned, nothing beats a separate set of Bridgestone Blizzak DM-V2 tires! Yes, highway miles...
This is what I found:
The original filter is still available from various dealers, see screen shots below.
For what it is worth, āAIā said the following:
Toyota part 17801-0P051 and 17801-YZZ11 are interchangeable OEM engine air filters, but with a few key distinctions regarding manufacturing...
Just read your last post. Yep, they screwed up!
If you ordered the TRD Coupling Kit (PTR03-35241-AE) $111.18, from Sparks Toyota, that is not what they sent you. It appears they attempted to āmakeupā the Coupling Kit by sending you PTR03-35240-AA, $109.33 (old part # PTR03-35241-AB) Cleaner...
Pic #4 shows two 'caps' (one red and one black). The red cap comes with the Coupling Kit (PTR03-35241-AE). The black cap comes with the truck (located on the bottom/side of the air box, it needs to be removed to install the red elbow).
Hope this helps!
When I ran ābothā I was trying to say I had both the TRD and TH snorkel inlets open to the air filter, no codes.
For my day in and day out running, I block the TH snorkel.
Not a dumb question!
Yes, skid plates are a must in most deep snow situations.
1). While the snow can be soft "Champagne Powder ", you never know if there is a large hard chuck of ice or a rock imbedded in the snow. In my case living in the mountains, we get rocks rolling onto the road on a...
I made the TRD Pro mod 4 or 5 months ago. I ran both the āSnorkelā and āTRD Proā mod open for a while with no problems. However, like you, I wanted the TH except the snorkel. So I run with the TRD Pro mod all the time now (I blocked the snorkel in the air box with foam).
Having lived at this location for 25 years, I know if the snow conditions are "Sierra Cement", and as Nodak pointed out, packing the wheels can be a real problem!
Even with āUtah Champagne Powderā, and as 127.0.0.1 pointed out, floating up is an issue. In this case, I was āfeelingā the float as...
It snowed 20ā while at work yesterday and normally under those conditions when I get home, I walk up the driveway and grab the plow truck. Well, I was ālazyā and said what the hell! I wanted to see just how far I could get up the driveway. To my surprise, I made it on the second attempt! Two...
There are numerous threads discussing this issue. You might read the posts at: https://www.4runner6g.com/forum/threads/6th-4runner-trd-pro-1st-2nd-gear-shift-issue.6503/
Thanks for sharing your oil analysis!
Historically, I have used an OCI of 7,500 miles, for the ~million miles I have put on (4) 4runners, with no problems.
Disclaimer: Iām not an oil expert like āThe Motor Oil Geekā and Iām not suggesting, encouraging or telling anyone to follow what I do...