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Edy
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Reged: 07/25/04
Posts: 127
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Clock quit 3rd gen
      06/03/10 12:01 AM

Hi folks. Been awhile. Anyhow, my clock quit on my 98 4Runner. First inclination was to pull the trim on the dash. Got any suggestions.
Thanks, Edy

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85 4Runner 22re, mostly stock. Over 340K miles(SOLD for $4000 7/06)

98 2.7 4cyl 4Runner Bone Stock perfect 200,000 miles (alright, it has a HG and clutch in it's past)

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