Toyota 4runner parts reviews

Make sure it's an OEM Toyota part, the aftermarket ones have the weep hole offset so it doesn't line up perfectly and it'll overheat every time

Just did the brakes on my 1994 4runner. Discs were smooth, no rust or grooves. Way above spec, the pads must have been soft. I put in some much better quality pads and did not turn them.

Alternator replaced last year with OEM Denso, 13.5V when car is running

Brembo OE replacement P06 064 - 74.34 AED.

I deleted the X-REAS on my wife’s Limited 4Runner and switched to the OME BP-51s . Did the same thing for her best-friend’s Limited 4runner and swapped it to Bilstein 5100’s. Both worked fine.

I deleted the X-REAS system on my 5th Gen Limited and have over the years added a couple of different shocks and springs. Now running Kings.

Get a Denso on Rock Auto for 130 and replace it yourself. Watch a YouTube video on how to do it and save yourself a bunch of coin.

I read somewhere that some aftermarket flywheels (maybe Luk) were manufactured incorrectly and cause problems like the one you have now.

I changed my OEM Nitto Terra\u2019s that came on my Pro out last week for Baja Boss AT\u2019s after only 15K miles. They were scary dangerous on wet roads.

I had cupped Nittos on my ‘20 Pro and as soon as I replaced them… the 55-60mph steering wheel shake was gone.