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  1. Pretty sure extech didn't write it in Russian. I banned a bunch of scammers yesterday but looks like they were able to weasel in some other way. Please do not answer private messages until I get this figured out. Have to contact Greg and that usually takes some time. Linda S If it only looks like Russian to me please let me know. Could be only I got hacked
  2. Sorry Fred but all 2wd Toyota pickups from 79 to 95 have a centered differential which means the axles are the same length. 2wd width is 56 but a 4x4 from 79 to 85 is only 55" Might explain the too short axle he bought if it was only a little bit short. Linda S
  3. Just checked. Looks like they have the full floater too. Linda S
  4. This place has left and right side shaft http://www.maxwellsauto.com/ In BC Linda S I am assuming you have 5 lug wheels. 6 lug is a different matter
  5. Actually I have lots more than I thought. All saved here https://groups.io/g/minitruckcampers You have to join but it's my group and I'm kind of trustworthy. You don't get emails or spam crap. Go to photos and search Mirage. Lots come up Linda S
  6. I don't know why you would think just any ECU unit would work but I assure you eBay has none. All discontinued quite a while ago. Applicable part numbers depending on date of manufacture Linda S Computer, Engine Control 89661-35430 Computer, Engine Control Production Date: 08/1989-08/1990 Part Name Code: 89661 Replaced By: 89661-35430-84 89661-35560 Computer, Engine Control Production Date: 08/1990-08/1991 Part Name Code: 89661 Replaced By: 89661-35560-84 89661-35760 Computer, Engine Control Production Date: 08/1991-08/1993 Part Name Code: 89661
  7. Yup Linda Your regular axle is rated at something like 4000lbs. I'm sure your butt doesn't weigh that much. Since it's been running on foolies, probably be a good idea to get new wheel bearings
  8. Single wheels in the back is the cheapest easiest way to go. Your axle can handle the weight. All of the problems were caused by the fake duallies. Buy some regular 14 inch Toyota wheels and some heavier weight rated tires Thunderer Ranger R101 Tires | Find & Buy Tires - Online (prioritytire.com) and your good to go. Linda S
  9. Air conditioners work on 110 volt power. Unless you have a generator or are plugged in, you only have 12 volt power in your motorhome. Linda S
  10. It's definitely a full floater but it's an 86, not 87. For this year only the lug nut threads on the drivers side are left hand thread. The shop needs to know or they will break them Linda S
  11. Part numbers are the same but many more of these have been discontinued by Toyota. Rock auto has lots of aftermarket parts. Linda S.
  12. Nope. I was mistaken. Not Jon's. Found old pics and his interior was way nicer. Can't imagine someone pulling out perfect to put in ugly Linda S
  13. Many of our members have had problems with aftermarket tanks due to poor welds. Coating is the right way to go. Linda S
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