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I would search by engine code (should be on the VIN plate) and go on eBay for matches
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How did you get on with this issue?
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The thermostat housing looks quite common to most other older engines you may find something in a very similar size form Chevy or Ford at first glance.
The water pump may work like the union next to the corroded one by chopping off the outlet pip and threading the body to accept a steel pipe to connect to. Its worth a try before binning of the assembly if the rest of it is in good condition
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Try this video for info
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Also check the rear light gaskets as these could be leaking water into the trunk
If you remove the light units you can see if water has been running through the seal.
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Hi....welcome to the Club
Superb looking Camry, looks great with the window tints as well
Good to have you onboard!
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Most cars will perform better on highway as running at a constant speed.
Around town the figure will most definitely drop but enhance slightly by the hybrid assist if enough regeneration occurs on stopping and on overrun
Those figures don't seem too unreasonable at all
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Hi Dan...welcome to the Club
The GPS should be activated from new and updated with maps over the years.
If there is an issue with it then it may be worth speaking to your dealer to see if there is a firmware update required -
Your airbag system should recognize that all components are within the required operating ranges.
If there is an issue with any component then the light will stay illuminated.
Once the issue is resolved then the light will go out when it self checks -
Very odd!! It looks like that is the undershield in place of the bonnet.....maybe the bonnet was damaged/stolen and the undershield was fitted to offer some cover for the engine?
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I would take it that the mount (listed below) is the front mount (as listed in the description)
It would also be the one that takes most punishment on acceleration and deceleration due to the engine torque being applied onto this mount.
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Could be the external amplifier playing up?
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Hi gfr92y ..... welcome to the Club!
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Hi Maria....sorry to hear of the demise of your 4runner.
Its always difficult to find one that compares to the one you owned and kept in great condition.
Good luck with your search and let us know how you get on with your search
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Hi.....welcome to the Club
I believe it would be due to analogue stations being downgraded to make way for digital stations which would provide better signal coverage.
Maybe time to upgrade the system to a DAB radio for better choice of stations?
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It sounds like it could be a front anti-roll bar link or worn CV joint making the noise
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I would look at the above post as it mentions replacing the vehicle battery which if discharged will give these symptoms.
Additionally, the vehicle may need to be programmed to accept the new battery voltage, otherwise it will still read the discharged voltage reading
A breakdown/recovery service should be able to get you up and running if the vehicle is immobile
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Hi George! ....welcome to the Club
What class did you race and what cars?
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If it was me I would always use a mobile based SatNav over the original equipment as it is more updatable and usually quicker to respond to road blocks, etc
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Hi CarJack....welcome to the Club
Toyota through and through then!
Best way forward is to stick to what you know works, and this case it is Toyota cars
Good to have you onboard!
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Hi Arsalan.....welcome to the Club
Good to have you onboard!
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Hi.....welcome to the Club
I think you have a good grasp of how the site works and what not to do 🙂 Just enjoy the site and hope you find the information you want.
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That's a tough one!
you seem to be checking everything in the correct order and the only other items I would check is the integrity of the catalytic converter joints (the slightest air leak can cause issues with lambda readings)
An emissions gas check can highlight any air leaks by way of high oxygen content (should be zero at the end of the exhaust).Otherwise, you could replace the oxygen sensor connections or even hardwire them to ensure no error with the connection terminals?
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I believe most fuel tanks are anti-syphon nowadays but I suppose if they really want your fuel they'll take it
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Thanks for the feedback and useful information which could be of use to any other members who are faced with this same dilemma