Wife and kids stranded

My feeling is if you take your truck to a professional shop to do such work, they should know these things even if it's not in the instructions. Unless when it was brought in they said something to the effect that they have no experience with that particular set up and will follow the written instructions on the install. But, as things go, I've a feeling they will deny any responsibility.

 

It’s still got a fucking car engine in it....so put that in your pipe and smoke it!

 

Don’t bet against Stocklocker.

 

I'm quite sure there are big differences between our senses.

 

Lol.

 

In 1965 you could get an f-100 pickup or a ford falcon with the inline 6cyl , in 1973 you could get a 350 small block in a Cheyenne pickup or a caprice , it’s a tradition, stands to reason that you can get a Tacoma and a highlander with the 3.5

 

But those engines weren't honda civic engines like the mighty 3.5 Tacoma lol

 

Ha correct bucko

 

Is your truck white?

 

Your priorities are wrong. Buy all your guns. Get everything else for free.

 

Weird. I too thought it was also my $1,000. I unfortunately already forwarded that money to a Nigerian prince via email who told me I'm going to get part of his future inheritance and two of his brides.

 

Nope. Cement....The handle is just what my juvenile mind thought was a funny play on words. Cement Tacoma. CemenTaco. A cement filled taco....need I go on?

 

I thought it might be cream color .

 

Does everyone who lifts their truck reroute brake lines? I didn’t...now I’m worried.

 

I would say they do . Look under your truck and see if they are to tight or exposed where they might snag on something .

 

Did the OP figure out wtf wroug w truck????

 

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Thanks. I definitely did on my FJ40 (put extended lines in), but didn’t really consider it here...I guess because nobody talks about it.

 

Dang 3rd Gens.

Well at least it something simple and shouldn't have any long term effects.
I'm out.

 

We all do brake lines, but I've never seen anything about parking brakes. Most aftermarket leaf springs have the same attachment points for the cable.