OK, so previously I posted a thread about my blower only working when
set to "HI." Many of you pointed me to a thread about an '86 Supra with
the same issue. Within the thread, it said that it was because the
resistor pack had been burned out due to the extreme temperatures that

My friends are all making wagers as to when I get my first ticket, and how
long it takes me to forget about the Supra...
OK, it's FAST, and it's certainly cool! and it's the first 'new' car I
bought for MYSELF in 20 years, but on sunny days I think the Supra still

How do you fit the NEW style of bumper to a 2033 toyota avensis. Its the
little strip just under the headlights

My front passenger caliper seized (single-pot) on my alltrac, to the
point where it could hold me on a 10% slope. I decided to do the job
properly and take both calipers off the front, strip to the bone,
clean, replace as necessary and re-assemble.  I did this. Nothing

From Bruce Bergman in another thread:
 And you are right Hachi, with a killer stereo, and a scanner, AND
both fog and driving lights, now you are getting into oversized
alternator needed territory.

You listen to Howie yesterday or today?
Here's a little background: Have you heard about Tom Rielly running for
Gov. here? Have you ever heard Howie talk about Rielly before?
Rielly is the state Atty Gen. It seems whenever a big case comes up

From a response to Scott in another thread:

I have a 1996 Avolon I just bought . I need the radio that go's on top of the
cd player . Someone has taken the radio but left the cd player . And I have
no clue of where to find this at , or what radio it needs . I am guessing it
is an am/fm cassette .

Specifically the "S" model, but if you know the others, please tell me.
Thanks

After spending over $700 to clean out the mess mice made in my
ventilation system I thought I would check to see if any of this was
covered by my insurance.  I just got the word that they would be sending
me a check (minus the $200 deductible).  I'm sure glad I checked!

The struts that help to open the rear door are a bit rusted now, but
since they were new, the operation of them has frequently been very
sticky, making it very hard to close the overhead door.  Other times
they're working as they should, however.

My 92 4runner's rear window will only budge 1/8 inch in either
direction. It looks like its dropping slightly left rather than
straight down, then up slightly  to the right when it goes up that
fraction of an inch. This was a rust free Georgia vehicle when I bought

I've got a 95 Avalon that now has wet carpet on the front passenger
floor.  I suspected the AC drain and pulled it but it is clear and
running something up into the box didn't result in anything either.
Any ideas on what to check next?  I will probably put the drain hose

Did anyone else get their sticker and new owner's manual in the mail?
Like I'm really going to stick a 6x6 bright yellow sticker in the
middle of the back wall of my truck.  <G>
Since I have a sense of responsibility, I will put it somewhere

Times are 0-60 and 1/4 mile for different cars I have owned,
from http://www.exoticcarsite.com/0-60-quarter-mile-times.htm:
1973 Toyota Mark II 13.6 19.9
1974 Toyota Corolla 1200 16.1 19.9