Sacramento members

They want 4 hours labor.

 

Didnt say not pricey..lol. They do good work.

@jqueener knows of another local shop

 

Yeah, If it wasnt a brand new truck I would do it myself. Have no problem doing work on my old Dodge Cummins.

 

My driveway. Half price. Lol

 

I did mine. Bever done anything like that before. Its easy, i have the tools.
I helped anther guy do his..
If your truck is new why not have it done under warranty.

 

might just take you up on thst.

 

They won't like my lift.

 

You should set up a mod day. Sounds like ferny needs us soon to help him out as well.
I was only joking about charging you
But sone form of payment will be required. .lol

. But i would gladly help you knock it out..
A few suggestions on tools, and parts.
Buy a new oil seal for the diff.
Have a grinder on hand if the bearing tool hasnt been used before. The last guy i helped the tool needed some adjustments to fit right behind the bearing.
I used a tool that was being pasted around member to member on the thread so it worked perfectly.
The harbor freight seal install kit works good i have that if im involed if not get it.

 

Thanks, my sons friend who works for Toyota is going to help me with it. Hopefully Napa has the seal, we are doing it tomorrow. If that doesn't work out I will get back with you.

 

Are you saying tips are appreciated?

 

Whats next saturday looking like? My truck should be done by then. Tubbing for dirty 5s on Wednesday. Worst case we push it out. Beer and asada! All i need is help with skids. Dont think im doing my shocks yet

Jason doesnt like "the tip". Its all or nothing

 

I can always lend a hand with skids, I'm in Rancho area, as long as its not on football sunday!

 

Thanks boss

 

I just did mine. I did it without modifying the tool but I wish I did. It was a pain to get in there.

 

Wife finally left the house this morning, time to pull the truck in. Getting over a cold may have gotten me out of a family visit but it’s not going to stop me from swapping my coils!

 

toyota might have them on the self. check with the dealers. your freind should be able to get you a good price on it. i think i paid like $15 for it
i wouldnt do it without it. you dont want it to leak and have to redo it.

 

ya i helped a guy with a first gen do his and we had to shave down the peace that goes inside to fit.it was like a 1/4" to wide.

 

Roseville Toyota had them, just picked one up.

 

Coils are done, looks like I got more than an inch in the front but I forgot to measure first.

The ride is already feeling better than before. I couldn’t figure out if my old springs were too soft or stiff... turns out they just sucked!

 

Anyone have a nice spring compressor? I want to switch out my ome 885 springs to 887. AutoZone rental compressor sucks and not comfortable doing the unsafe LCA jack compression method.