Swimmerboy2112's 1991 Pickup Build Thread
08-29-2011, 04:42 PM
#23
I sent James at http://www.jamesdeancreations.com/ a message asking if he could print me a yellow "TOYOTA" logo for my tailgate.
08-29-2011, 05:21 PM
#24
Here's some parts that came with the 1991.
(Not pictured, radiator and brake discs)
-Front wheel seals
-Wheel bearings
-Rear axle seals
-Inner tie rods
-Ball joints
-Pitman arm
-Thermostat
-Tie rods
-Brake pads
-Idler arm
And I went to Toyota today and got;
-2 oil filters for the 22re
-Toyota thermostat (to fix the overheating when using the heater)
-Drain plug
-Drain plug gasket
(Not pictured, radiator and brake discs)
-Front wheel seals
-Wheel bearings
-Rear axle seals
-Inner tie rods
-Ball joints
-Pitman arm
-Thermostat
-Tie rods
-Brake pads
-Idler arm
And I went to Toyota today and got;
-2 oil filters for the 22re
-Toyota thermostat (to fix the overheating when using the heater)
-Drain plug
-Drain plug gasket
Last edited by Swimmerboy2112; 08-29-2011 at 05:24 PM.
08-30-2011, 09:15 AM
#29
brian- you could make this look like a service vehicle. that way, you could probably get away with parking wherever you wanted 
... stuff like a serial number in the corner, brush guard, small antenna, "how's my driving" sticker (with fake number), amber light bar on top, etc...
... stuff like a serial number in the corner, brush guard, small antenna, "how's my driving" sticker (with fake number), amber light bar on top, etc...
08-30-2011, 05:01 PM
#30
brian- you could make this look like a service vehicle. that way, you could probably get away with parking wherever you wanted ... stuff like a serial number in the corner, brush guard, small antenna, "how's my driving" sticker (with fake number), amber light bar on top, etc...
... stuff like a serial number in the corner, brush guard, small antenna, "how's my driving" sticker (with fake number), amber light bar on top, etc...
08-31-2011, 01:27 PM
#38
I had this strange surging temp, when the temp would first hit normal operating temp from a cold start, i'd get this surge of heat and the temp gauge would go to 3/4, stay there for about a minute, minute and a half then drop back to normal. Now way im having that! I got a good thermostat from Toyota and dropped her in today, temp problem fixed! 
08-31-2011, 02:35 PM
#39
Thinking about a rear locker. I have heard they make driving on ice and snow very difficult and downright dangerous. Why is this? Is it because the axle locks together, thus both wheels are spinning and neither is getting traction causing the truck to slide down/across the hill, or am I completely wrong?
This is the primary reason I have been afraid to put one in Ol' Yeller.
Opinions?
This is the primary reason I have been afraid to put one in Ol' Yeller.
Opinions?
08-31-2011, 02:37 PM
#40
Registered User
my experience in snow/ice with my locker. the rear end of the truck is extremely slippery. its takes some getting used to, but its do able... just dont put an automatic in the front if you plan on driving in the snow.
