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Hello Fellow Toyota RVers, I went to buy an auxillary battery and found several sizes. I do not know what size mine has (as it is stored and I wasn't in the neighborhood at the time) but these

Hi All.. I love reading all the past messages..very informative.. I recently bought a 1986 Rogue.. It has 46,000 miles..automatic..pretty clean..has a nice set up with a sofa and a chair..and a rear

where did you get a cooler for 30 dollars at? I would like to get one that cheap and do it myself too..I did one on another motorhome but remember spending much more for it..thanks..Tommy

Did it myself for about $30.00 and 1.5 hrs. Have Fun. -----Original Message----- Sent: Friday, April 13, 2001 8:58 AM To: toyota-campers@... Subject: [toyota-campers] Auto Trans

Hello everybody,I was browsing through RV trader And came across A toyota MH for sale in Troy,Michigan.I looked good in the photo, an had the interesting extra set of wheels behind the rear

What year did Toyota start installing trans coolers on their 1 tons ? I'm in the process of geting quotes on a trans cooler for my 20 ft Sunrader pop-up. Although my unit is a lot lighter then most

there is a down shift cab le that is on the throttle body next to where the throttle cable hooks up to the throttle body..it may be adjusted too tight..it is what the transmission uses to know when

Jack, thanks for the reply to my overdrive problem post. I didn't have a clue either when I started having the no overdrive problem in Georgia. At 800 miles from home, you get a little "nerved up"

I was wondering if anyone had any Toyota traveling plans for the long weekend? Just looking for some traveling tales to tide me over until summer! Happy Trails, Nathan

Well, I over reacted to a normal noise. I guess I am a little parinoid after such a ordeal on replacing the rear end. All is well....I also just had a new air compressor and dryer installed and "oh is

Hello Richard, I to had flat rear springs. I went to a frame service place in Ankerage ALASKA and looked for air bags for it but the dealer checked and found that the sway bar is in the way.

Owen, thanks a lot for the detailed procedure on changing the fluid in the transmission. I was thinking about doing it to mine, and now I know how to do it. Jack

Hi Richard, A friend of mine has the same situation with his rear springs - no arch. I am not sure that it is a problem though. I think the weight of the camper just causes the springs to be

Hello Everybody, with all the discussion about automatic transmissions (and with us about to do a fluid and filter change) i decided to do some research about how to do a fluid and filter change.

We have a 21', class C , 1986 Dolphin MH with 43000 mi. The rear springs are about flat or straight across , no upcurve. Friend told us we shud look into having them repaired or replaced. I called

Allen. I think you may have a good part of the solution to this auto trans problem. Add a trans cooler. (A fluid temp gauge would be a big help too.) It does indeed appear that we are the only

Stan, that was Nature's way of punishing you for having a good time while others are still waiting to thaw. hahaha. The only time my overdrive acts up is when I get over 4000 feet elevation.

On our recent trip to Fla., we experienced an overdrive problem on our return trip. It failed to engage somewhere in Ga. and was fine the next morning. Is anyone else experiencing intermittent

I have 91,000 Mi. On my camper trans and have had no problems with it yet.I have 119,000 on my 91 pickup so far no problems. I have changed the fluid every 2 years and added slick 50 trans treatment 3

Jacka2,& group.Question,does your 86 toyota MH have an autotransmission oil cooler?.You seem to be very Knowlegable on most toyota MH maintenance/repair subjects,We autotrans owners would like hear