I'm missing this part?
May 20, 2018 | 05:25 PM
#21
Hey old87yota, you sure that's coffee in that mug your drinking
Last edited by NYHumpinUtah; May 20, 2018 at 05:28 PM.
May 20, 2018 | 05:35 PM
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I was able to pick up a few of these yesterday at my salvage yard, I picked up 4 plastic ones and a metal one. I metal one,like the one I should have, was frozen so I went to work on it, got it free and now it operates fine so I'll go with that one and keep the others for spares.Thanks all for your help and info
Hey old87yota, you sure that's coffee in that mug your drinking
Hey old87yota, you sure that's coffee in that mug your drinking
However, if Neil Young doesn't convince you then perhaps the engineer types at Toyota will. Ya see, it was them who decided, possibly over a bottle of saki, that it would be best to UPgrade that part to a plastic. In part because they knew the wisdom of . . . yes you guessed it . . . Neil Young.
May 20, 2018 | 05:41 PM
#23
Did you know that Neil Young was an auto repair guru - much like RAD4? Mr. Young wrote words that were truer than true. He said "Rust Never Sleeps". If you use the metal one it WILL rust, that is what metal and water do - they like it it is fun and natural for them.
However, if Neil Young doesn't convince you then perhaps the engineer types at Toyota will. Ya see, it was them who decided, possibly over a bottle of saki, that it would be best to UPgrade that part to a plastic. In part because they knew the wisdom of . . . yes you guessed it . . . Neil Young.
However, if Neil Young doesn't convince you then perhaps the engineer types at Toyota will. Ya see, it was them who decided, possibly over a bottle of saki, that it would be best to UPgrade that part to a plastic. In part because they knew the wisdom of . . . yes you guessed it . . . Neil Young.
That's good Larry..........Sooooooooooo maybe I'll re-think this one. I like Neil Young
May 20, 2018 | 08:59 PM
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I am absolutely sure it is coffee, no cream or sugar. It is an essential part of a Pacific Northwesterner diet! 
Craft micro brews are also essential, but are for evenings and after a repair job well done.
I was not much of a fan of the original, but this version I could get into!
Craft micro brews are also essential, but are for evenings and after a repair job well done.
I was not much of a fan of the original, but this version I could get into!
May 20, 2018 | 09:38 PM
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I am absolutely sure it is coffee, no cream or sugar. It is an essential part of a Pacific Northwesterner diet!
Same here , coffee black
Craft micro brews are also essential, but are for evenings and after a repair job well done.
Gave up beer on memorial day back in 02 to lose weight, never went back
I was not much of a fan of the original, but this version I could get into!
Same here , coffee black
Craft micro brews are also essential, but are for evenings and after a repair job well done.
Gave up beer on memorial day back in 02 to lose weight, never went back
I was not much of a fan of the original, but this version I could get into!
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