(805) TW Members Thread

Hello all,
I was wondering if any of you in the 805 could answer a question about my hi-lift jack, or I’ll ask in the general TW.
I acquired an old hi-lift jack that’s been exposed to the elements and not been in service for at least 15 years.
It doesn’t raise or lower, yet I see the moving parts seemingly doing what they’re supposed to do with the action of the handle. No problem, I’ll get the kit with the climbing pins and springs. In the meantime my bigger question is, doesn’t the reverse lever lock into the up position? It’s in the down position and no matter how hard I force it up, it just retracts like a spring loaded mechanism.
Seems there should be a distinct “click”. Am I wrong?
Thank you for any advice. ✌️

 

When I had my cv axles replaced I was told I could use some new springs cause the front end dips a bit on one side. I couldn’t afford to upgrade but know it’s something I want to do. But I’m not sure what size would fit. I am sure where I can get some beer! That would be awesome!

 

I don't know if these will fit factory shocks. If you want them though, let me know.

 

They won’t fit factory shocks but should fit most 2.5” coilovers.

 

I’ll try and find out on Monday. Will let you know. Please standby.

 

I cannot get a definitive answer if these springs will fit. I have bilstein 5100’s and ome springs. The springs is what I want a little beefier.

 

No worries.

 

They won’t fit unfortunately. You would need an OEM coil or similar (OME, etc…). The difference is the diameter and the way the coil “nests” onto the lower perch.

 

Thank you for the info.

 

Thank you for that insight.
Where do you suggest I go to find out which OME springs I have (to replace brand new)?

 

I believe OME springs have identifiers marked on them. Check both sides If they’re not easily visible. If you’re not completely sure they’re OME (Old Man Emu) springs, they could very well be OEM springs (stock Toyota springs) since it’s common for people to install stock coils on 5100s.

 

Thank you.

 

Does anyone know the OEM Part Number for the Dust Seal that goes on the Diff side of the CV Axle?

I'm on the phone with the Dealership but the hold wait time is long...

 

Give me a sec

 

NAPA pn. Brand: skf NOS18491 and NOS18478

 

They are different. Left: NOS18491 and right is: NOS18478

 

Ooooh wait a second! you mean the one that it’s part of the CV shaft? The seal I posted are the ones for the differential.

 

I highly encourage you to order throu parts.Toyota.com so you can opt for the pick at dealer option. That will save you some shipping and dealer non sense fee’s.

 

@4WDTrout

 

Thanks for the info!