95sr5z

So do I pull the rest of the parts out of a pickup? Or do I go for an older 4runner?

Yeah I think I'm just going to go with new lift springs.

ldivinag

pickup.

well at least thats what the dude sold me the axle tube housing and the inner axle itself, told me was from.

95sr5z

Okay, well I'll add that to my list. I definitely need to make a run to the junkyard. I think I'm going to go with the front FJ80 springs and a spacer for the rear, and a balljoint lift in the front. Does that sound like it would work? Both my CV boots were torn up and I don't know how long they were like that so I opted for brand new axles. The way they had to be taken out was very odd. I had to put "weight" on the suspension to pull them up. Anyways I feel better having replaced those. My radiator seems to be rusting and its got a little rot in the corners so I'll soon be replacing that. I was thinking of going for an aftermarket 3 row aluminum since these chinese radiators are so cheap. Also need to replace the power steering pump its leaking a lot and I don't want the steering to get damaged. A friend of mine who is a mechanic checked it out he told me I also need a pitman arm and the idler arm replaced. There is a little wobble in the steering so I guess thats also on my list. Any recommendations on an aftermarket radiator? Also should I go with FJ80 springs or new stock springs with a spacer?

ldivinag

either buy idler arms from a place that will give you free lifetime replacement or buy those high end idlers that seem bulletproof..

also, your old axle, did the boots tear on the inner or outer joints? also, were they oem axles?

reason is, my long arm travel kit requires oem outer joints. so if you wanna get rid of them...

JonnyBoy

Man that looks nice inside!
OK, glad the ADD/auto hubs got cleared up, but you still have some misinformation going on...the 80 series cruiser springs you need for the rear are the rear 80 series springs, it's the next generation of 4Runner that uses the front 80 series springs in the rear for lift. If you want all the options for lifting your Runner, you should check out this thread:
https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f116...-guide-155339/

While you're in the research stage, check out some of the other consolidated sticky threads:
https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f116...tickys-242840/

ldivinag

i was looking at an old PM here and i found a pix of the ADD axle break:

banditbuggy145

Ouch. Any idea how it happened?

ldivinag

yes. low-low at possibly greater than 150:1 (marlin told me when the torque converer locks up, it goes as high as double @ 300:1)...

front left tire got some air. a second or two later i heard the loudest crack i have heard...

simple actually...

daved5150

iTrader: (1)

You can also use the short side of diff from 1st Gen(84-89) 4Runner. Same as the pickup. This will give you more options at the pick-n-pulls. You can go with the OME rear coils - there are two options; medium duty (OME2900) or the heavy duty (OME2901). Or find the 80's series Cruiser coils in the yards.

This is a good, must read also.

For the radiator, go with a good 3 row rad. Aluminum is going to be expensive. Do a search here and see what guys are using.

Also, think about a truss/brace for the rear of the lower control arms for the IFS. There are plenty of threads here. I gotta do mine yet along with all the stuff you are asking about.

95sr5z

After checking out the link Daved5150 posted I have kinda changed my plan for my 4runner. I'm leaning towards no lift 33's and a pinch weld mod. Also I'm definitely getting lockers, at least for the rear. Found a used aussie locker for like 150 I think not sure exactly. Does that sound like a good deal? Also buying a used locker what do I need to look for? I'm hoping I get sliders for Christmas haha. Of course money is tight right now so I'm putting everything on hold for now.

95sr5z

Hey everybody Happy New Year! Haven't posted in a while was busy with the holidays. I'm having an issue with my cruise control. The light comes on but once I hit "Set" the light flashes and it won't hold my speed. Anybody know how to fix this, I looked it up I guess this is a vacuum controlled system so I will be checking those lines. I am driving to Arizona tomorrow and really want to have cruise control. Thanks for the help

daved5150

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Yep, mine does the same thing...must be a common problem. Gotta fix mine too. Look on here for ideas. If I start looking again and find anything, I'll let you know. Too much stuff going on now....

95sr5z

Haven't been on here in a while, had a lot of stuff happen. Anyways, since being on here I've been taking the 4runner out every chance I get. Had a problem with the fuel pump. Dropped the tank replaced the pump put it back together and it still wouldn't start... ended up being the "circuit opening relay". Replaced the CV axles, did an oil change, rear end seal, and some interior stuff. Back to running great, I've been taking out in the snow and its doing great. This is the first year I've ever gone out in the snow which was really cool. I took the running boards off (they are for sale) also took the chrome wheel trim off (also for sale). The aussie locker I found for $150 ended up being just one part of a locker haha I need to pay attention a little better when I'm reading. Looking for new tires I'm looking at BFG AT's, MT Baja Radial MTX, Falken Mountain something AT's any suggestions? I will probably end up buying used, don't have to much money to spend. Thanks for the help

Co_94_PU

iTrader: (-1)

I don't have any input on your tire selection. But I can point you to the diag system for the cruise control.

FSM Link, diagnostics start on page 6 "BE-61". The first diagnostics tests can be done at anytime. The second tests can only be done after the system turns its self off due to a system error, you can't turn the ignition off when this happens it does not store codes like the main ECM.

So if you're driving along and the CC cancels and blinks the light five times, it has detected a problem and you'll have to retrieve the code before you shut off the ignition.