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86 4Runner - Finding stock spare solution
Hey all,
So i recently got an 86 22re 4runner automatic I have the stock jack and tire tools But no spare underneath. I'm about to get new tires, so I thought I'd also get a spare rim and put one of the old tires on there for emergencies Well... attached a pic of my underside. It seems like it's missing the part that should be on the end of the chain that holds the rim in place. 1) Should I just replace the whole assembly? Feels like it just bolts on there. Will a newer one bolt on? I'm seeing a bunch avail on ebay from 96 on. None from 1st gen. The concern with this is then the tool I have won't work, or will it? These newer ones just work with what looks like a 1/2" socket end, is that right? 2) What rim? I'm not too familiar with truck rims in general. From what I've gathered I've got the 15" high x 6" wide and 6studs 5.5 inches apart center to center, is that right? What about clearing the brakes, and depth of the wheel part. Will most 15" toyota wheels fit? Looking for a cheap online solution to this and it doesn't seem that easy to find these rims... am i looking in the wrong places? https://cimg4.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.yot...29ac8533a3.jpg https://cimg5.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.yot...efd1dfc435.jpg https://cimg7.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.yot...5970e22c86.jpg |
In theory, it’s a bolt on swap. It’s going to fight you. I think I snapped all three bolts replacing mine. A new carrier is 100 dollars or so from Toyota. I run 31” 10.5”x15” tires including the spare. You should be able to find spare wheels from a yard or remanufactured from rockauto. |
i got lucky with mine, and was able to remove the three bolts, which i replaced with new. believe it or not, i used the supports for my kids' training wheels as a substitute for the wheel anchor at the end of the chain; free, and it has worked for six years now. i've got a thread on t4r.org that shows my refurb of the lifting mechanism. |
Originally Posted by mholme
(Post 52418935)
In theory, it’s a bolt on swap. It’s going to fight you. I think I snapped all three bolts replacing mine. A new carrier is 100 dollars or so from Toyota. I run 31” 10.5”x15” tires including the spare.
You should be able to find spare wheels from a yard or remanufactured from rockauto.
Originally Posted by wallytoo
(Post 52418939)
i got lucky with mine, and was able to remove the three bolts, which i replaced with new. believe it or not, i used the supports for my kids' training wheels as a substitute for the wheel anchor at the end of the chain; free, and it has worked for six years now. i've got a thread on t4r.org that shows my refurb of the lifting mechanism.
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O.P. You're talking about the long extension to the jack handle with a hook / loop on one end? Don't you have that anymore?
Originally Posted by mholme
(Post 52418935)
.... I run 31” 10.5”x15” tires including the spare.
You should be able to find spare wheels from a yard or remanufactured from rockauto.
Originally Posted by wallytoo
(Post 52418939)
..., i used the supports for my kids' training wheels as a substitute for the wheel anchor at the end of the chain; free, and it has worked for six years now.
Yes^^^ Yeah, pretty easy to find or fabricate out of a strip of steel. Junkyards are your best bet if you don't want to spend much. I also removed mine, soaked in PB blaster, cleaned greased and re-installed. I have a 31" on stock 15-inch steel rim, too. It gets very close to the exhaust pipe,so I use a cam-lock strap to pull it away from the exhaust pipe. I also bought the insulating wrap for exhaust pipe but I spend more time on adventures than working on truck - LOL! https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/tq...=w1266-h712-no BEFORE https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/5U...=w1266-h712-no CAM-LOCK FOR BIAS https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/J2...=w1266-h712-no AFTER |
Originally Posted by frikinyankee
(Post 52418948)
I can't find the stock spare carrier part number for the life of me! Any leads?
There is one on eBay right now, don’t know which one it is or why there is one specifically for alloy wheels. I would think as long as the bolt pattern is for a 6 bolt 4WD that either one would work. http://vi.raptor.ebaydesc.com/ws/eBa...05524000&ver=0 Here is the link to wallytoo’s thread https://www.toyota-4runner.org/class...-thread-3.html |
Originally Posted by mholme
(Post 52418954)
Toyota lists two part numbers, 1 specifically for alloy wheels. That one is discontinued. The other part number is 51900-35121 |
This online dealer https://parts.lakelandtoyota.com/sho...rimLevel=18419
Seems to give 51900-35160 ($120) as the part number for alloy wheels for this model (RN6#) The drawing and list of part numbers might help. (Sometimes discontinued parts can still show up on this website. A phone call would be worth your time.) |
Originally Posted by frikinyankee
(Post 52418948)
Interesting! Got a link by any chance?
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http://www.car-part.com/
Use your VIN number. You will be hooked in to automotive recyclers all across the country. |
Originally Posted by wallytoo
(Post 52419018)
Looks very doable to rebuild, maybe even change the chain? The only part that I'm missing from those pics is how the 'anchor' (is that what it's called?) hooks onto the chain. I'll restore the winch I have, but I'd like to make sure whatever I rig as an anchor works VERY well. I mean... you don't wanna drop a spare tire on the highway, right? Got any closeup pictures of how the anchor part is constructed and hooked onto the chain? be curious to see how if i can manufacture it |
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