Raleigh North Carolina and surrounding areas

Once the U joint starts chirping, replace quickly, will get worse quickly

 

Question I have a blue seas fuse block and want to wire 4 led pods for my front bumper, I have a question on what relay I need to wire up to it. Any help would be appreciated. I'll keep scrolling through the search bar till then

 

Center ball? I need a diagram or pics.

Don't need a relay if all pods is less than about 10amps. If you want to use a relay a normal automotive 4 pin relay is all you need.
Here's a calculator to convert watts to amps.
http://www.rapidtables.com/calc/electric/Watt_to_Amp_Calculator.htm

 

I rebuilt the CV on my 81 and doing the center ball SUCKED

 

http://www.rockforddriveline.com/toyota.pdf

there is a ball and pin in the center of the CV, it needs to be greased as well, if it isn't the CV will get off center and vibe bad, if you're going to rebuild CV, replace the ball ( there is a bearing in center of ball as well )
view the pics in PDF above, parts are very similar if not that same

 

yes it does

 

It almost like you need more hands to do it.

 

and thats if it actually starts coming out....

 

https://www.wholesaleimportparts.com/Toyota_4Runner_Driveshaft_1997.php

wish I'd have found these folks 4 years ago !

guess I know what I'm getting for Valentines day !

 

The rest of my switches came in, was trimming some plastic so they would fit when I found out how sharp my knife was and stabbed my self, nothing a few stitches couldn't fix.. I realized its going to take a while to finish wiring the switches... 5 wires per switch, 6 switches.. 30 wires

 

640$ for a 2nd Gen shaft. I just want to get mine balanced, after I put new Spicer joints in. Pretty sure the last ones were moog and are shot.

 

I lied..

 

$1200 @ dealer ( mine was replaced before I bought it, dealer (Leath) refuses to change joints.

Being that you have wheeled your truck, I'd look close at it to see if it's not bent, twisted or dented, that's a long span to not have anything intrude on when off-road.

If you need joints, you may as well take it to a driveline shop, they'll likely replace them anyway if you just say balance it. Probably replace the center bearing as well.

 

center support bearing

 

I'm selling the Tacoma today.....

I have a 4 month old UWS Tool Box and Black weather techs floor mats (Fronts Only) for sale. I would like to get $80 for the floor mats and around $300 for the tool box. Both are in great condition. There is a link to what the truck box looks like. I wanted to put it on here before putting it on the for sale page. Local Pickup Only

$654 UWS TBS-63-A-LP-BLK Black Single Lid Low Profile Aluminum Toolbox with Beveled Insulated Lid

http://www.amazon.com/UWS-TBS-63-A-LP-BLK-Profile-Aluminum-Insulated/dp/B0017HB3SS

 

There isn't one

 

interresting

 

@RaleighTaco, We may have missed No. 6

 

Double Carden ball? @Sandman614

 

Number 6 is for the centering ball between the yoke sections, easy to miss, and usually is.

If shaft had been repIred before a lot of shops install a cone fitting in place of the zerk, makes it easier to get at with grease needle.
Earlier Toyotas with this style double cardan joint on the front driveshaft actually had a special grease fitting included in the vehicle tool kit to allow easier access to this fitting.