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The tools are dirt cheap too, I don't know why anyone wouldn't have them.

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Named his car with a girl name. Now his car has no balls. :(

I've got a TRD knob sitting in my display case. Come buy it.

I think johnathan1 meant to get a NEW one.

I'm amused and angered. Thread closed. Keke.

Used white for an interior accent. White should not be an interior colour. :(

JEFF LANGE FTW! (Haha, glad you got the correct nozzles).

Being an administrator of this site. The pay stinks.

Worst thing about the Supra is the cracked rear bumper that hasn't been fixed yet.

If the charge light and brake lights come on at the same time, very rarely does it have anything to do with the brake system. Jeff's odds: 95% chance it's an issue with the alternator, 5% chance it's wiring.

I've been dealing with rust on my 86 Corolla, it's cost me 4x what the car is worth fixing rust, and I'm not done yet, all said and done, my restoration will put me at about $17,000, on a 21 year old car that cost $16,500 new, and I'll still have old bushings, brake lines, etc, etc. It will cost...

1. TEMS doesn't have a force sensor. It looks to me like it's the fuel pump control relay. 2. I'm not sure if you're talking about something else, but the big, main box in the circled area on the right is the headlight washer relay, like Matt mentioned. The condenser fan relay is in front of...

I'm the dealer. :-p 86.5-88 is the same, 89-92 is the same. Pre-89 is not the same as 89+. If the hood wasn't changed, the nozzle part number is going to be 85035-14320, if it was changed, it will be 85381-12060.

1. MKivSupra_Rob is in Canada, we never had the security system in Canada, only in the USA. 2. There are lock cylinder slip-rings on both the driver's and passenger's lock cylinders in USA cars, both of them activate and deactivate the factory alarm. I'd suggest grabbing an ohmmeter and start...

I knew you knew it was misspelled, and I knew you were going to say that, since I'm from the future.

VIN tags on body parts like fenders and hoods are dealer-installed, and were not on the car from the factory, as such, many cars will not have them. I would say the VIN is 99% accurate, maybe slightly higher, but I do deal with problems with VIN lookups on a daily basis. On older cars like the...

Picked a completely unamusing fact to state. :(

Has a monkey in his avatar.

I doubt that is the issue screaminglemon, I think it might make a difference on the front seats, but on the rear seats the padding and frame is the same for leather or non-leather and the same for all years.