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This might help you out: key_transponder_application_guide.pdf

A nakamichi headunit will not plug into a pioneer system. Two different systems altogether.

lmao,

http://dailynews.att.net/cgi-bin/news?e=pu...l1o0&src=ap I would like to think so, But I need rock solid proof that he is dead. I would like to see his head on a stick.

Contact your lexus dealer and ask them where they send there cars for body work, Then contact the body shop and buy the clips from them. They probably have tons of them. I beleive there is a thread about climate control lights here somewhere. Search

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Is this your first oil change ? :o

Is "dogbone mount" a fancy name for the torque strut mount? I beleive so, Top left mount. ;)

Sure hope these help: power_steering.pdf power_steering_specs.pdf

Easy, Remove the 2 mounting bolts and replace with new mount. Nothing to worry about. ;)

I'm well aware of that, and I didn't mean it as an insult to those vehicles. All I meant was that they look like small, car-like trucks compared to the competition. I didn't take it as any type of insult, And ( Nuff of that ) is only so we don't drag out the elcamino debate. Back on topic I have recently seen and sat in a tundra @ Carlson Toyota and they are a roomy and fairly large truck, I didn't test drive, I was picking up some oil filters at the time. But I have to agree with sw that the quality is not what it used to be. I had a 89 camry that was built like a tank and a half and there is little comparison in todays toyotas. I wish I still had that car :cries:

That's a good point. Although still very few, we see a lot more recalls from Toyota than we have in the past. They always seem to catch them very early on though... I don't think so. Toyota is a great car maker; their trucks/suvs leave something to be desired. With the exception of the Rav, most of them don't sell very high volumes. Ughh, and the new Tundra, I don't know if it's the pictures, but it looks very small, and low to the ground--almost like an El Camino! LOL The El Camino/ Ranchero were in a class of there own and are still desirable vehicles, Even today. Nuff of that. :whistles: I think truck sales in general are slow at this time , Even going into the winter months.

Is toyota turning into the juggler on a unicycle in the auto world ? ( for lack of better term )

topichka, Welcome to the forums How many miles on the car ? Does it occur at a certain RPM ? Has any service/maintenance been performed recently ? I found this: Hope it helps. ;) throttle_position_sensor_GS.pdf

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The parking brake should be applied everytime the car is parked, Just like everytime you fill with gas you should check the tire air pressure and check the oil. :whistles:

Looks like the dead pedal, Not a foot brake. It appears to be on the floor. And the foot brake is usually located closer to the left and up of the driver.

Sounds good since I can't always get the filter I want where I get the oil anyhow , this would save some extra trips. Which filter and where do you get them online?? OEM, Always have always will................ ;)

Nc, Are you sure it isn't Streisand and Yani ? I KNEW IT!!! YOU GUYS ARE SPYING ON ME!!! Although that's the "video" folder :whistles: dc... Streisand sure can make some noise! :o Think I might of just crossed some sort of humanity line of integrity with that one... Must throw up now... We've got you figured out nc, Who mentioned anything about streisand ??? CONFESSION ? :o

Nc, Are you sure it isn't Streisand and Yani ?

Nc, Congrats on the new house Welcome to the american dream. ;)

If you need the 4 digit code If my memory serves me it is the last 4 digits of your key code, Or it is the last 4 digits of the vin #. The security code is for the owner to enter and change, It is not factory set. 99.9% of all stereo's do not have a code in place. Personally I wouldn't worry about it. Welcome to the club

Starter contacts need to be replaced. ;)