r/ToyotaPickup

My little ole camper here sounds like it’s getting a cold.

When I am driving, I don’t go above 55 60 mph. So, majority of the time I’m on the highway, traveling anywhere new, that’s the speed I coast at. A thousand miles or so ago, a belt started to squeal damn near non stop at a specific pitch and remains steady when traveling at this speed. Once I drop below 50mph, the belt quiets down.

I’ve been doing repairs under the hood for the last few years and I need help diagnosing what I feel is a specific issue so that I can fix it myself!

Any help would be greatly appreciated! We’ll be driving from PA to CO in less than a few weeks and I’d like to get this issue sorted. TIA :)

Just picked up this beauty! I can’t wait to add some mods to it. I waited a long time for my first truck and I’m so happy this is the one!
Interior screenshotted from the listing I got it from**
A part of me wants to back to the future it but keep it all silver

I got this pickup and have a spare engine and a 5 speed trans and axles and a lot more with it.

Just looking for advjce on what to do about the doors and bed rust.

Frame looks pretty good for now

These guys do it right Happy 250th🇺🇸.

My '93 2wd P/U (RN80L-TRMREAB) needs a suspension rebuild and I'm collecting part numbers to make sure that I get the right bits and pieces. After reading all of the discussion about how Toyota OEM pieces are better than anything else, I'd like to go that route, but it looks like some parts are discontinued.

1. I'm getting conflicting information about the front and rear upper control arm bushings. Are these the right part numbers? Front: 48632-35020; Rear: 48635-35010. ToyotaPartsDeal.com says that the 35010 number will not work with my truck.
2. It looks like OEM outer tie rod ends are available (45046-39385) but the OEM inner tie rod ends are discontinued (45406-39155). Have I got the right numbers? I've seen some threads saying that other people have had to use Sankei 555 or MOOG parts for replacing these on their trucks. It looks like there's some preference for the Sankei 555 parts over MOOG, but also looks like both have shorter use-lives than OEM.

More questions coming ...

At 376k the 22r is tired and has low compression in a couple cylinders. The most budget friendly option with fastest turnaround is getting the 22r rebuilt.

I bought this truck for cheap from the original family that bought it in 83 and I’ve been bringing it back to life little by little.

Cheers.

Progress so far on my 1981. First picture is when I bought it. Got stripes installed. Got painted the same original color. Now it’s time to get the interior all sorted out.
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Is there anywhere i can find a blue dashpad ive looked all over or has anybody found vinyl that is the same color as stock becasue if i cant find anyway i will sand it use body filler and then wrap it in vinyl

I’m having a hell of a time finding/mounting an OEM style bumper on my 1984/1985 Toyota Pickup 4WD.

Bought a 4WD kit online but they clearly shipped 2WD 86-87 Mounts.

Now I’m stuck trying to find any place to find 4WD mount but it seems not a single company makes them anymore?

Nor do they make the side brackets for the end caps and air deflector.

Anyone have any ideas on where to look or how to find? I’m at a loss. It seems my only option is to fabricate some mounts from scratch.

Would love to talk with anyone who’s been through this before. The tailgate replacement situation is even worse 🤣

My 86. Independent front suspension, fuel-injected, power windows and locks, air conditioning, cruise control, power antenna, rear window defrost, and factory sunroof. I bought her in 2019 from a prison guard in Susanville, CA, for $3500. She might be the best thing I've ever bought

Thought you guys might like this one.

Janky fixes are obviously on the table. I’m sure I’m going to have to get a new cab for it but in the meantime I’d like to avoid puddles in the footwells.

I do have a cover for it that I’ve been using but I’m tired of looking at it covered up.

Thank you!

Warrior Products. Square tube/plate steel. First time installing a bumper. Took me about an hour solo with a couple jack stands. Please excuse any weird AI artifacting from digitally removing the license plate.