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I think I would sit in your LC on the driveway with it running and try to make it cut out. Switch on everything full load then various things on and off till it does it again. Even move it back and forward to find our if something is loose. If it cuts out then replicate it by repeating so at...

Yes they had a rubber edging then a foam seal. Plastic is reasonable thickness, fine on back as they are curved, front headlights would probably crack if you thumped the middle.

Round our way Police are more interested in where their next take away is coming from, unless you are speeding then they manage to get out of the car. MOT station though I thought I had better prepare for. I put some of that fly eye mesh sticky stuff on the original rear light lenses to darken...

They have the USA SAE markings but not E marks. I have purposely kept the wiring so I can remove them and put the originals back in if I have any trouble at MOT time.

Trouble is they hold all the trump cards, all we can hope for is an occasional small victory...

Yes mine were £345 it is JUST the wife who thinks they were £200 if she knew the truth AND the cost of the bulbs as well she would have kittens :)

Yes mate they are quite light, the price on ebay includes post took about 3-4 weeks to get here. I did look at the Aus ones but I think they worked out more expensive. Don't know why they are charging so much for post I got a pump sent from oz which was pretty heavy and it didn't cost that much...

They came from Malaysia via ebay so I took a bit of a chance. Ebay page here: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/281366809268 Quality I would give 9/10 the rear lights are LED tail/brake but normal filament bulbs for indicator and reversing light. They fit perfectly. The front lights are an ok fit on...

Decided to give the old girl a bit of a facelift with some nice angel eye lights front and LED rears in the wings rather than the dummy ones. Still using the originals in the bumper as well. Had to do a bit of wiring but not to bad. Just got to work on the wife next :icon-biggrin:

Bought a load of parts from Simon, knowledgeable, helpful and accurate. Gave some good discounts and everything was delivered in the time stated. I wish everyone that I dealt with conducted business in this way. Highly recommended, well pleased.:icon-biggrin:

My O/D doesn't come in till 50 mph? Mine does about 21 round town and 25 on a run at a steady 70. I don't care how much fuel mine uses though cos I make my own - 20p a litre :dance:

Thanks have registered with them now That is perfect thanks

Has anyone got exploded diagram of rear axle? Hi all has anyone got an exploded diagram of the rear axle - halfshaft bearing/spacer/ABS ring setup please?

Just found on Google a Toyota tech manual for remote setting and adding new ones, TVSS111B this is the remote I have as detailed in the handbook for my 1999 UK Colorado, I have a similar problem, got a recon remote from that guy on ebay but cant program it to work...

Relevant page from Colorado manual this is for an auto

Here you go just made a couple of angle brackets using an old towbar drop plate, got/had (cant remember now) some longer bolts for the towing hook It has got a couple of thin straps that go across the top of the bumper and bolt through the steel bumper bar behind the plastic just under the...

How do you know your friends one was missing if you don't know where it goes, how did you know where to look on his to see if it was there? Sorry if I'm being a bit thick.

Cheers thanks for that I will make a list and contact him

How can I get in touch with this guy is he a member here? Thanks

It's leaking loads on both sides now, before it was 'fixed' it only had a small leak on one side after 120000 miles. Didn't say no or yes to sorting it out as I didn't even get a reply when I contacted them with an explanation of what had happened.

Ok will take some when it stops raining!

Ive got one of these fitted Can take some pics if you need them still, I made my own mounting brackets as well

The other good thing about an Auto is what's called the poor mans diflocker. Basically if you have a wheel in the air and its spinning you are effectively down to one wheel drive. This is in normal drive nothing locked. If you just gently put your left foot on the brake while feeding in the...

How can I get in touch with this guy is he a member here? It had a leak on one side so I took it to a so called 'specialist' who came highly recommended on here. Got him to replace the bearings and all the seals on both sides and he charged me a fortune, wont go into details at present. But...

Hmmm ok so probably get the bearing from them and get seals etc through Toyota then? Would that be my best move do you think?

As above any feedback on these ie quality of bearings, seals, do they actually fit? :wtf: Thanks for your thoughts