Perico_Supra;1980145 said:
That 'adjuster screw' just allows you to manually raise the headlight if the motor stops working. Not sure what would be causing your issue.
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That 'adjuster screw' just allows you to manually raise the headlight if the motor stops working. Not sure what would be causing your issue.
Well today i replaced the 2 square bump stops located on the hatch, Thankfully DM includes new screws, the original ones got stripped cause for some reason Toyota decided to put locktite on the threads. Results are that the squeaky noise went away making the Supra more enjoyable to drive..
Perico_Supra;1980140 said:
Sorry to hear about that. With the headlight the rod that pushes the headlight up may have got bent. I would look for broken parts around the headlight motor.
Two pieces of advice for you guys out there
1 . using Purple power to clean engine parts in a sink cleans your sink extremely well
2.(for the married guys out there) even tho the above is true, it is apparently "not OK" to clean engine parts in the kitchen sink
1 . using Purple power to clean engine parts in a sink cleans your sink extremely well
2.(for the married guys out there) even tho the above is true, it is apparently "not OK" to clean engine parts in the kitchen sink
look close for a rim of oil at the top water line in your sink, you may not have noticed it but wives will
slowma70;1980159 said:
I did the same thing last week, i order my parts through toyota though and YES those bolts were so hard to take out, i stripped the head on 2 of them, had to cut 1 out. Results were worth it tho
quiet hatch that stopped squeaking at everything.
Perico_Supra;1980140 said:
Went the mall on Monday, came out and found a surprise....someone hit me and kept it moving. Quick question, the driver side headlamp now has a mind of it's own going down then back up when i turn my lights on and it doesn't come all the way up like it's supposed to, nor does it go all the way down. Is it just a matter of adjustment with the inside screw?
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Holy rust hole batman that does not look good hows the rest of the car?
oh ps that not very safe since your door hing is held on by rust
that what happens when you have plugged drain holes
Haha nash i'm glad you said something, I didn't feel like mentioning that fail hole. I thought at first it was of him fixing it. but now i want to take my finder off and check for a hole like thatNashMan;1980273 said:
Omg, that rust is scary 92 Ford style rust!
Now I'm worried about mine cause that's a bit if a hidden area
Now I'm worried about mine cause that's a bit if a hidden area
As long as you don't take it through mud, or live on the east coast it's probably not an issue
True those things get everywhere lol
I used to go mudding in my truck at least once a week before getting my supra so when I wash my car the hidden pockets get special attention (old habits die hard) stuff getting built up over time have never been an issue for me so never crossed my mind
I used to go mudding in my truck at least once a week before getting my supra so when I wash my car the hidden pockets get special attention (old habits die hard) stuff getting built up over time have never been an issue for me so never crossed my mind
jdmfreak;1980354 said:True those things get everywhere lol
I used to go mudding in my truck at least once a week before getting my supra so when I wash my car the hidden pockets get special attention (old habits die hard) stuff getting built up over time have never been an issue for me so never crossed my mind
They don't call it evergreen state for nothing.lol
