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I was amazed when I picked up the van today and they handed me a bill for $1500. The co-owner who quoted me 800 and did the work wasn't there, but...

Hi all, I appologize if this can be found somewhere else on the website (new here) but I am a new owner of a 90 liteace/townace european 4wd and im...

Gear ratios are a delicate balance particularly for a relatively underpowered vehicle. Too high a ratio and it struggles to get going and can...

That's a class I bumper mounted hitch (no receiver tube). Although it states it's rated for the load, how would you attach a bike rack? Don't hitch...

Looking to get a hitch for my 1987 Van wagon and came across this which actually shows in stock. Has anyone ever installed and actually used one of...

Price drop the $300. There aren't many 15" wheels readily available for our vans, especially ones that won't cause any interference with the sliding...

That is correct, all 4 are the same, the idea is that they are crush washers, so they deform on tightening, forming a high-pressure-fuel-proof...

I really value all the knowledge on this forum so I'd like to ask for some opinions regarding using a trunk bike rack on my van now that I have an...

Jan, speaking of reassembling the little washers, do I have the proper arrangement here? ( washer ) {BANJO FITTING}===========gas...

Wow those things were on there tight. Had to get my gf on it w/ the breaker bar...which begs the question, do the new banjo bolts need to be torqued...

The circuit breakers are the oval/racetrack shaped thingies to the right of the normal fuses. You can reset them by poking a paperclip trough the...

There's not much I can offer in the way of direct advice since I've never even heard of a Townace Super Custom lol but I would run the VIN and/or...

Haha, He has kept it beyond the "few days" he suggested it would take so I am starting to wonder...I better "be amazed" in a good way, especially...

That shop sounded oddly enthusiastic about working on a Previa. Have you checked on them to see that they didn't get carried away? :dance2:

I've used a thin 17mm meant-for-bicycle-hubs "cone wrench" on brake jobs; there are 19mm ones from companies like Park Tools.