http://www.autoforumz.com/Toyota-Arch3-forum-95.html Latest 15 Messages on www.autoforumz.com http://www.autoforumz.com/sludge-problem-ftopict109349.html#1131004 as a Chrysler car sales person i dont rec the 2 7 from what I hear They all cringe when they talk about it But to expect perfect oil schedules is a bit much Mobil one is the answer to all But the 3 5 and Hemi are outstanding There you have it their problem from the beginning http://www.autoforumz.com/Goodyear-Integrity-tires-ftopict100550.html#1119747 On Sat 08 Sep 2007 11:54:39 0400 casperandangel wrote: >Jack originally the problem was noticed in the front two tire s but the >tire s have been taken off checked about 4 times now so the fronts could >now be the backs I don t know > >There have been many letter s phone call s back forth between me >Goodyear Toyota USA they both back http://www.autoforumz.com/92-trac-turbo-ftopict114179.html#1004197 Andrew wrote: > does anyone kno how much horsepower i can get outta the car if i raise the > boost pressure to the max? > thanks > andrew On a standard car 12psi is your max in a good condition engine and you re likely to see 220hp at ~6400rpm In order to go higher you really want a metal head gasket ARP studs in the head and rods and much better intercooling Its not a car to http://www.autoforumz.com/99-Camry-Power-Steering-Problem-ftopict108501.html#879768 The Power Steering Rack is most likely to give you this problem thanx I thought so just hever had one go bad on me before looks like a nightmare to rpelace as it s in a really rotten location almost impossibe to get to no room at all in the location on the 1989 Corolla SR5 8O http://www.autoforumz.com/ABS-Light-ftopict99352.html#730656 Gary L Burnore wrote: >On Tue 18 Jan 2005 19:00:07 0600 Da Ghost wrote: > >>1997 Avalon >>Is this a simple fix? > >What an amazingly STUPID question The ABS light can come on for a >lot of reasons Some expensive and some not > >>Dealership tried to charge me 400 for sensor > >If you want a second opinion take it to a second g http://www.autoforumz.com/change-timing-belt-Tacoma-ftopict113669.html#730281 hachiroku wrote: >On Mon 25 Apr 2005 08:13:30 0400 Buck Frobisher wrote: > >> wrote in message >> news:1114405833 495002 267350@g14g2000cwa googlegroups com >>> Hello >>> Is it absolutely necessary to change a timing belt on a Toyota Tacoma >>> with 95 000 miles? Or can i go a bit longer with this belt? Thanks >> >> You gotta ask http://www.autoforumz.com/Toytoa-Truck-85-Blower-fan-ftopict74659.html#730058 Was it some of the speed selections not working or was the fan runing too slow? If it was some of the switch positions then the switch may be acting like it s 20 years old If it is running slow or it takes an extra kick to get it spinning yank the fan out and see if the bearings are dry or if there is something leaves or pine needles usually interfering with it http://www.autoforumz.com/Gas-Car-ftopict64216.html#686052 Hachiroku wrote: >On Tue 11 Oct 2005 16:25:52 0000 Gord Beaman wrote: > >> HachiRoku wrote: >> snip >>> >>>I got all of these ideas I have presented here from various car magazines >>>I have read over the years I like to believe I am reading good articles >>>by knowledgable peopple but it looks like I have been lead by the >>>nosering into a http://www.autoforumz.com/Sienna-window-issue-ftopict62361.html#685116 Our 2002 Sienna has the exact same problem The window stopped working 2 summers ago It will go down but not come back up until we wait incremental amounts of time We wait and it goes up an inch sometimes more sometimes less Also our sliding door has never properly functioned and now the handle has completely come off We are now finding out that this is a common problem Also our c http://www.autoforumz.com/Deterioration-NG-ftopict10507.html#667523 ghof@aol comspamfree GHOF wrote: >Yeah I left an RV newsgroup forever awhile back > >I see today that the OT postings haven t changed > >RRon Good one Ron : Gord use gordon in email http://www.autoforumz.com/05-Avalons-starting-dealerships-ftopict102682.html#640566 Charles @ Kankakee wrote in message news:tsKdnUbRwdofM3DfRVn gw@comcast com > >>> As for clout Denny Hastert has no clout with the License Plate Dept >>> Clout is strictly a function of the State government level There are >>> a lot of low numbers around here but I live half a block from Georgie >>> Once you get a low number it s nearly http://www.autoforumz.com/OEM-Parts-Microfiche-Catalogs-Sale-ftopict10523.html#638855 Hey Bigjfig I have a 92 celica st could you please give me a price for a microfiche? thanks http://www.autoforumz.com/Stripped-oil-pan-drain-hole-threads-ftopict71615.html#633237 Brian wrote: >Oil filter: Hand tight with greasy hands >Oil drain plug: Hand tight held at center of wrench aaand as tight as possible plus a half turn Gord I m trying to get as old as I can and it must be working cause I m the oldest now that I ve ever been http://www.autoforumz.com/RAV4-Annoying-beep-noise-ftopict63878.html#618126 Nick Trounson wrote: > Art wrote in message >news:4ocUc 24110 nx2 21346@newsread2 news atl earthlink net >> If it cannot be disconnected you could close the car door and open the >> window Or if the door has to be open be creative and come up with a >> fastener to hold down the door switch > >Maybe Toyota took a http://www.autoforumz.com/Viper-ftopict96223.html#616590 This is what some have called the original supra It was a very limited production _Toyota_V 8_ and supposedly was fast as hell on steroids Don t know much more about them as this is only second time I have seen this Celica referenced Sure would like to have one though buckeyecop buckeyecop s Profile: h