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That goes for Any tires on Any cars. Sent from Yahoo Mail for iPad

Mine looked great at 6 years when I recently replaced them a few months ago…, now they Are great. I don’t think they would all explode/come apart at once, but the damage that?could occur to the

The short answer is "Yes!" The slightly longer answer is this is a statistical/risk management issue. You *might* be OK on your 12-year-old tires, but rubber tires deteriorate over time whether or

Make that 6 years Linda S

Yes. At eight years, regardless of tread remaining

I can't find it now but I read somewhere once that the tires on our toyhouses should be replaced after 12 years regardless of wear. Mine are Hankook load range D (65 PSI max and I run them at 60)

A starting point is a set of HD relays to boost your current lights. If you change to ultra brights the relay will help there too. Something like this...

You didn't do the pump any good, but if the engine was still running the pump was getting some cooling. IMHO fill up the tank and go for it, but don't do it again.

Is anyone interested?? I can come down on the price

I don't get the idea of.... When running low on fuel the pump will suck up gunk from the fuel tank... If there is gunk in the tank it will be there all the time... suspended in the liquid gas and

Thanks, Linda. About the fuel pump picking up gunk... I found this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f65dKJc_5m0 About 2/3 of the way thru that video it shows pulling the fuel pump assembly out of

I've never heard of a fuel pump overheating. They just don't generate that kind of heat. Think about it. It's in a tank of flammable liquid. Even when it's empty that tank is still full of flammable

I happened across this ad... https://www.toyotarvforsale.com/1989-sunrader-in-gilsum-nh/ I know nothing about it and have no connection with it but I know that Sunraders tend to be highly sought

I should clarify... I'm aware that the fuel pump is inside the tank, what I'm having trouble with is the concept that the pump might overheat and burn up if you run the tank dry.

I'm told that in the 1991 Winnebago Warrior toyhouse, the fuel pump is immersed in the gas inside the gas tank (????) and that's how it gets its cooling.? So, if I run the fuel tank dry or nearly so,

Eric, Yes 5k was the starting price that included the engine & labor. The add-ons were on top of the $5k. I think the 5k included the wiring and computer. You would have to double check with them to

Thanks, Edward.? Yes, it's true that they have never done that specific engine swap (3.0-3.4 in a toyhouse) but they claim to have done many engine swaps of simiar scope.? Of course people can claim

I can tell you for a fact you do need a new computer which you can find online used for $200 to $500. From a salvage yard they're 50 bucks from a Toyota T100 3.4 automatic but just about impossible to

Here is the Housing kit that you put the H4 bulbs in https://www.amazon.com/GS-Headlight-Conversion-Replacement-Included/dp/B07F31V2CD/ref=psdc_318323011_t1_B01J4GFVJ0

I should also add that the 5000K color temperature which is a pretty pure White gives the best visibility. As you go down from 5000K things get "Warmer" or more yellow orange. As you go above 5000K