Re: TOY: It runs ! <= ain't that feeling good? :^)

["Pat Fogle" <pfogle@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

You could cut a rear access panel maybe?

----- Original Message ----- 
From: Thom Singer <ntsqd@yahoo.com>
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Sent: Thursday, July 25, 2002 8:26 PM
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> Banana and a half. Snakeing the tank back into place would've been
> easier if I'd have removed the driveshaft. Xtra Cabs don't have a back
> seat......
> 
> --- Dee <deesmith@hiwaay.net> wrote:
> > Quoting Thom Singer <ntsqd@yahoo.com>:
> > 
> > > It's an 85. The pump is separate from the gauge sender. 
> > > It was take the pump bracket out of the tank, 
> > > replace the pump on the bracket and re-install type of chore.
> > > 
> > 
> > => Hey Thom,
> > BTDT. ;-)
> > When my '85 4Runner FP went south it was a straight forward fix.
> > Just lift the right rear seat, remove the access panel, unplug the
> > connections to the FP assembly then R&R the Fuel pump. 
> > 
> > I'd say it was a 1 Bananna job.  :^)
> > How would you rate your FP replacement, on the Bananna scale? 
> > Happy Trails,
> > 
> > ~ Dee
> > M.D. Smith, V  RCRC #31  TLCA #7039
> > - http://fly.hiwaay.net/~deesmith/index.html
> > Huntsville, Alabama
> > 4x4Wire.com Toyota Section http://www.4x4Wire.com/toyota/
> 
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I don't know about that... on mine, that wouldn't do it.  I would have to
cut one in my bed since the fuel pump connections and bracket sit right
under the very front of the bed.

You could however, unbolt your bed and slide it back a couple feet to give
yourself room? :)

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Subject:	Re: TOY: It runs !  <=   ain't that feeling good?  :^)

You could cut a rear access panel maybe?




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I have kind of a low pitch noise coming from the front right of my 86 pu. 
Pretty constant at anything over 10-15mph and does not seem to really 
increase with speed (though it is hard to tell because of the increased 
road noise). Same noise with our without hubs locked, braking does not 
affect the noise, and turning does not seem to either.

I am kind of guess bearing noise? Just started all of a sudden. Let the 
tuck sit overnight and same noise cold this morning.

Think I saw a tech section dealing with front ends. Need to check that out 
this evening but wanted to ask for advice from the list too.

Thanks,
John


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Whether I could cut the access hole or not I don't know. I wouldn't.
It's not all that hard to just drop the tank (even when half full of
fuel), and considering the number of times it's supposed to have to
happen in a truck's life I'm kind of surprised the Rnnr's have an
access hole.

On to a new issue. What, exactly, does that white plastic screw on the
side of the intake plenum adjust ? My '84 FSM does not address it. I'm
thinking I'm going to have to spend the duckets and get a FSM for this
'85 if I elect to keep it.

For you with near stock height 84-88 Xcab trucks and two piece rear
drive shafts, the Auto trans Xcab truck's one piece rear driveshaft
fits. The carrier bearing went bad on Patch and I swapped blue's rear
driveline in to see if that eliminated the noise, it did. That bearing
was about 3 y.o., I had the local driveline shop completely rebuild it.
On Patch, with his ~3" lift, it is a little short but it certainly
works well enough to drive to work and back.

--- "Payne, Mike K." <MPayne1@allstate.com> wrote:
> I don't know about that... on mine, that wouldn't do it.  I would
> have to
> cut one in my bed since the fuel pump connections and bracket sit
> right
> under the very front of the bed.
> 
> You could however, unbolt your bed and slide it back a couple feet to
> give
> yourself room? :)
> 
>  -----Original Message-----
> From: 	Pat Fogle [mailto:pfogle@bhcmhmr.org] 
> Sent:	Tuesday, July 30, 2002 10:34 AM
> To:	toyota@4x4wire.com
> Subject:	Re: TOY: It runs !  <=   ain't that feeling good?  :^)
> 
> You could cut a rear access panel maybe?
> 
> 
> 
> 4x4Wire.com Toyota Section http://www.4x4Wire.com/toyota/


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I'm guessing as it sounds like you're thinking, wheel bearings. May as
well do them all. Use quality CV joint grease in them. They are big
bearings, they should go a little tighter than you would with a
passenger car sized bearing.

--- John <jstowers@austin.rr.com> wrote:
> I have kind of a low pitch noise coming from the front right of my 86
> pu. 
> Pretty constant at anything over 10-15mph and does not seem to really
> 
> increase with speed (though it is hard to tell because of the
> increased 
> road noise). Same noise with our without hubs locked, braking does
> not 
> affect the noise, and turning does not seem to either.
> 
> I am kind of guess bearing noise? Just started all of a sudden. Let
> the 
> tuck sit overnight and same noise cold this morning.
> 
> Think I saw a tech section dealing with front ends. Need to check
> that out 
> this evening but wanted to ask for advice from the list too.
> 
> Thanks,
> John
> 
> 4x4Wire.com Toyota Section http://www.4x4Wire.com/toyota/


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-- Howdy Lee

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