"Critical Parts Inventory" to carry in vehicle?

Picking mine up tomorrow, and already getting things on order. It will be a couple months before I'm out for an extended period of time far from civilization.

I'm often out in the sticks. Far out. In my current Tacoma, I've always carried the following:

Upper ball joint
Lower ball joints
Outer tie rod end (one works....both sides. At least well enough to get "back out")
Inner tie rod end
UJoint
Serpentine belt (and write up for replacement)
Starter (won't need to worry about that for a while, but in future I will have one in the box)
Other non-specific bolts / wire / hardware, etc.

What other Gen 3 vehicle specific things to carry?

Obviously, a Crank Position Sensor. Surely cheap insurance there. They aren't getting a flatbed where I go unless they drop it in from a Chinook.

Cam position sensor?

Other?

 

Transmission fluid.

 

On a serious note I've seen spindles break here and there so that might be a good one.

 

Glock 37 and a body bag.

 

I dont get this

 

Appears fuel injector:

 

Glocks are polymer aka plastic so the dog chewed it up

 

Well, that goes with out saying. Don't carry the body bag, but there's usually a shovel in the back.

 

the 1911 is made of...steel?

 

Depending on maker yes with wood replaceable grips
Glock in that meme is deemed useless

 

Shovel, Lyme ? *shrugs*

 

Wow that's alot of stuff to carry. I'd rather just throw a dirt bike in the back of the truck and ride to a parts store if necessary

 

Bottle of KY for when you encounter Todd...

 

Tp

 

Worst stippling job ever.

 

This has been asked before. Typically 30 feet of rope, cholrophorm, sturdy pair of work gloves, a blindfold, flavored lube and 300 count box of condoms.

 

2 spare tires and extra fuel, fuses, and flashlights.

 

Rear 3rd member
Trans fluid
And engine