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Right. Like an X pattern.

If the u joint seals are dry, there really is no reason to grease them. But I still do when I think of it. Funny, I just put new u joints on my 00 4Runner. Got them straight from Toyota and they have no grease zerks.

I can't get past the "press and hold" button...

They apparently don't understand how soft start works.

I hat working on small gas engines. Two strokes are at the top of the list.

Get a cheap used laptop and install 10 on it.

Maybe your Runner is chatting too much with the mother ship.

Anything is better than Google. But Apple may come with extra cost's (subscription?).

Cannot tell anything by those pictures!

Surprised it passed the building inspection.

Both show out of stock...

The fine wire plugs you took out were not correct for your truck. 170 thermostat? Even in the 60's we ran 180. Your truck probably came with a 195 and that's what I would be using.

Was that AI generated? That's funny because I have used plastic gas cans for 40+ years and haven't encountered any of the problems mentioned by VP. And my OPE gas can sits for two or three years as it takes that long to use it up. My previous metal gas can (50 years old) became rusty on the...

My wife would be spending her time in the deer stand waiting for something to waltz by.

Next time use a quality plastic can (VP Racing comes to mind) to avoid condensation. Yea, I know they are not "legal".

All my vehicles are over 25 years old and some have over 300k miles. I'm fortunate, though, since I don't live in the rust belt (by choice) but once did. And I can do all my maintenance. I just paid the body shop $4k to have the body on my Ranger repaired after an accident. I couldn't touch an...

Four older intel NUC's in the house bought off ebay. We don't do any exotic computing and it doesn't take much to run Linux. Mine - web surfing, email, document writing, photo/video editing Wife - web surfing, email, document writing Lab - DNS server/firewall using pfSense TV - streaming...

Super nice truck!!!

I would definitely keep using that oil!

Dexron/Mercon is still available as SuperTech ATF. My Ranger and 4Runner specs it. I'm using Mobil 1 ATF in the transmission and SuperTech ATF in the power steering. It's sold in 4 quart jugs so I'm good for a while!