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Says the tatted up badass....?

 

Since you seem to be the resident expert and I don't seem to be getting any useful information any other way, I'd sure appreciate an answer to something I'm dealing with.

My 2nd Gen Taco has a ripped boot on the rear driveshaft just behind the carrier bearing. It seems that Toyota doesn't service that as a part number separate form the entire driveshaft...

for about $900.

Any ideas?

I found this:

$23 Spicer 211932X Boot Kit

Any better ideas?

$23 Spicer 211932X Boot Kit

 

I've had an infusion before, so thanks for doing this

 

I had to get 4 pints once, thank you for doing this

 

So when this is good and dry, is it worth applying some of this high zinc primer before paint?

 

@Tacoma Mike Got one for ya after leaving my truck sitting. This is with leaving the weekly decon under the hood for the little assholes

 

Take measurements on the length of the boot and how many ribs it has. Measure both shaft end diameters. If it’s close then you need to try. Mark both ends so you can reinstall the same way. Take only one Side of the boot off so if it won’t work you only need to reinstall one side.

 

Yeup
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don’t use Decon. Use a snap trap.

 

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Take the cowl apart and put some wire mesh over the heater inlet. Do the same for air cleaner. You’ll be calling your insurance guy in about a year to have the motor torn apart

 

So, I got bored and ordered a roll of pin stripe a while back. Going back to the 90's...








Guess it's not "stock" anymore. You guys gonna freak out when I put the mud flaps and Weathertech bug guard on

 

Good job on the stripes.

 

Well thanks...

I guess that's what I'm down to. Kind of surprised this hasn't cropped up already and a fix become standard.

I'll let you know if it fits well enough to brag about so you can pass it on if someone else asks.

 

I put stripes and graphics on my jeep.

 

That's on the list when I do the tow mirror install. The truck is being left in the garage at work from now on rather than outside under a tent since the boss' truck is going bye-bye (he retired).
I opened and checked the intake filters before I started it so I didn't suck Mr & Mrs Mouse into the engine. Destructive little turds.

 

Pass.

 

Thanks Mike! I did have to cheat a little bit, my eyes ain't worth a damn.

Those match that Jeep perfect!

 

Thanks. Use to tape stripe my friends cars. Do one side all at once