Ontario BS Thread

Did you and @Windigo replace the paper gasket under the shifter?

Toyota PN 3634535050




We are putting it together tonight, and I didnt want to put RTV on that. On final assembly after testing we may if its a problem.

*Edit*
The paper gasket goes under the breather splash protector in the pic on top of the round cut out.

 

I used gasket sealer everywhere

 

Is this for just the four screws on the connector? Just need a longer M3 screw, M3 nut, and thick washer to draw it in. Turn the nut while holding the screw still. There are a few Youtube videos on DIY rivnut tools.





Or just use self-tappers since it's so tiny

 

I have to say, best part of the vijahoe was after you made it up. The camera man has the best laugh ever.

 

The drop box on this truck is crazy.

 

these words are too true...

but i'm also trying to trail blaze on my en

but i bought a box of stainless steel rivnuts i wanted to try out!


but yeah that'll be my best bet so i might just do that. basically a rubber washer, 2 washers, a nut and a longer M3 bolt.


just need to find a lon 3M bolt now...

 

Watch the Youtube video I posted. Rubber washer isn't really necessary. Just grease the threads in the M3 nut and the top face of the washer.

It's a good setup for tight areas, needing only about 3-4" of clearance above the rivnut to work.

 

i'll still need a new M3 bolt to remotely try this. Which is a lot easier said than done because for the stupid lock down and i can't just walk into Crappy tire to grab a single bolt.
but need to order online, if i could even find one, and then wait 90 minutes for a single bolt....

 

Call these guys https://boltsplus.ca/storeInfo.php?storeID=HAM

Or looking through your computer hardware pile first.

Or just use self-tappers, since it's just an electrical connector

 

What size do you need? I have some ME SHCS and BHCS kicking around.

Also with the stainless riv nuts, recommend against using stainless bolts or if you do judicious amounts of antisieze.

 

I sealed it with gasket maker permatex gray stuff. but there is still the hole in the floor not totally sealed and i get fumes and noise. noise all the time but a little motorhead takes care of that and fumes only when the window is opened... werid...

 

When you open the window, it is allowing the pressure from under the truck to be pushed up and out the window bringing the fumes with it.

Seal that bitch up and it should go away.

Thanks for the info both you and @tacoma16

 

yea the Minden run. Still can't believe that trail is the newbie run that is stock friendly...lol. well used to be anyway.

 

you laugh but i did in fact go through my computer hardware pile...


also i don't own any self tappers.
i use standard 3" wood screws for everything

I need an M3 one.
i have the entire rainbow of bits, i just happened to snap the bit last night from over torque(?)-ing it. i just need this thing to stay down when i pull up on the connector, so i think i'll benefit from not using antisieze after i'm done with fitment

 

What I meant to ask was what length do you need? I can look to see what I have when I get back from getting dental implant. I think I have M3x10mm FHCS and M3x25mm BHCS kicking around.

With the anti seize, it's important going in too. SS on SS can gall and cold weld just being run in leaving a half threaded in screw that's siezed in place.

 

m3x25 might work, but it also might be a few threads short.
the ones i have are 10mm already.

 

So did the dentist end up using M3x10mm or M3x25mm in your jawbone?

 

3 rear shocks.
Rough country
Pro.compm es9000
Bilstien

All.gas charged.

Thickest piston ........ pro comp
Better eye bushing design.......pro comp and bilstien
Best finish ......bilstien
Boot protection..... only bilstien.

Just a FYI for us cheep.guys.

 

It's more of a tapered m3 helicoil.


Unfortunately all I can find are some M3x10mm SHCS SS. Bolts plus on Nebo is great tho for random grabs. Way better than Fastenone in my experience. Spaenuar in Kitchener is great too if your in the area.

 

No worries, dollar store super glue did the trick