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Walter, I am sure there are those that would love to have the motor home. What may seem like far too much to fix, will be a dream for an DIY. While it may not bring top dollar, there are people out

Those of us who were alive and buying new Toyotas in the late 1980’s and early 1990’s know the factory fill was Toyota Red: https://imagizer.imageshack.com/img922/1999/TJlyUb.jpg It was a

I was in Walmart last night and noticed that Prestone has some high end concentrated antifreeze for $17 a gallon that is guaranteed for all models of all cars.? ?Then for lesser prices ( $14)

?. Get the specifics together, mileage, any major things done to it, any leaks or major problems and pictures all around, who knows, you may find someone who can do the work for you, to keep or get

Although Paul is the expert I would like to point out that Toyota red wasn't developed until 1999. Engines and radiators used different alloys. I was told at a dealership by an old timer Toyota

Thank you, Henrietta!? I really hope somebody will be able to put it back on roads. Best, -walter

https://tinyurl.com/bdaesn6h <https://tinyurl.com/bdaesn6h> Mix it 50/50 with Distilled water.

There is supposed to be anti-corrosive compounds in the special antifreeze? that? these trucks are supposed to use but I cannot say what the special antifreeze is that we are supposed to use. The

I have mine in the RV along with a new alternator and tune up parts, ________________________________ Sent: Friday, September 20, 2024 8:04 PM To: [email protected]

I drove my 1982 22R around losing water for over a year, because water loss could not be diagnosed. The radiator pressure test was great.? ?Finally a Toyota engine repair mechanic? saw fine air

It seems like I did the same thing Dan. I wonder if I can find it now hahaha!

I read about that hose when I first joined the group about 10 years ago. I bought one just in case I ever need it on the road. ________________________________ Sent: Thursday, September 19, 2024 4:14

Glad you found your issue. ?For anybody else following this, it's worth knowing that there is a small hose underneath the 22r(e) engine that sometimes gets overlooked.

That's the best news you can have. Your fix should be cheap and easy. Good for you [email protected]> wrote:

It looks like the plasiic petcock is bad. It's on the bottom of radiator by the bottom hose. ________________________________ Sent: Thursday, September 19, 2024 10:30 AM To: [email protected]

If it's a hose, you only need look under the motor while it's running. If you see coolant dripping or pouring out, it's most likely a hose or radiator leak. If you don't see coolant, check your

The chain is fine. I had it checked before. I'm hoping it's a hose that's leaking. It might be the original hoses from 87.The oil is fine and it only has 55K miles so I think the head gasket is fine.

Another possibility (if you're super unlucky and/or neglectful) is the timing chain on the 22RE engine will stretch, rattle, and chew threw the front of the block into the water jacket. Usually this

Hello Walter, we always feel sad when we hear someone say they've had enough, but I've sold vehicles that sat for many years, lost money but realized that it was tine to get them to someone who will

These are easy to fabricate. If you can't do it, there is probably a shop nearby that can. Shouldn't cost too much. [email protected]> wrote: