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I traded my 2000 GMC suburban for 2002 Sequoia 4.7 I got it brand new , Traded my 1999 Cherokee Laredo with a 2002 forerunner V6 Awesome vehicles , two of the best ever made engines . Both solid cars . Still have it . Running strong . Replaced two timing belts for the Sequoia and one for the forerunner . Replaced transmission for the Sequoia after 160,00 miles . Sequoia has 247,000 and forerunner has 210,OOO miles . Not planning on selling it 👍👍👍

You're supposed to put grease on the rubber seal so they don't get stuck

Make sure you change your timing belt! If it breaks on this engine......you'll bend all the valves, etc.

Has it sold already?

Indeed, it was an awesome, cool ride. I have a 2002 SR5 with 78K miles. All original parts are still intact, and I'm the second owner; all I did to it was do an upgrade on LED lights and newer touchscreen car radio,

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How much are you selling it for?

I have an 02 Sequoia just over 200k, runs beautifully, well maintained over the years. Love it so much! Road to a milli!!!

These Toyotas are are fantastic. I have an 08 4Runner with 160,000 miles and it’s still running beautifully!

I like it.

Put grease on all threads always

if the coolant temp sensor went bad then your coolant temp reading on the gauge wouldn't be corrected but it would have nothing to do with your car running hotter than normal.either fans were bad ( u said the front condenser fan didn't work) or the thermostat were stuck close.

When I drive up the canyon my tundra starts to over heat Iv change the thermostat out 3 times and one flush. Could it possible be the sensor. ? When I drive in the Vally or city no trouble but going up hill load it start to over heat ? Any info helps. Thanks

Thank you. Started on driver and then got to this side. First three, cake. This one, once you have your bearings on what is going on, is not too difficult. I did laugh when you dropped your socket because I have dropped two plugs, two plug wire rubber seals and the socket. Nothing like praying for the sound of metal hitting concrete.

Hi does any of yall know if the ac condensor fan supose to be running all the time with the ac on ??

Great! motivated me to do it myself.

I think your thermostat is bad and is sticking open

I had the same exact thing happen to me I mean frame for frame only wers my car the alcoholic lock thing on it so I had to toe it and all that but the thing was actually easy to put in and take out bs alot of bs tho for what it was lmao

All parts are maid in Mexico that's cool

Can you please send the part number for the ambient air temperature sensor?

Interesting. Bought these exact brakes. The instructions do not say that any such adjustment is necessary. Is this simply a modification too reduce jiggle noise?

Thanks for this!!

Ok

So how did you fix your coolant splattering on your battery and such?

Many thanks, my brother for this wonderful instructional video, it really helped my mechanic here in Nigeria to stop my engine from overheating, having removed the thermostat( his reason being that we're in the tropics, which he replaced after your video) May you really be blessed

Excellent video, I have a 2013 tundra and it fixed my problem. Thanks

I just bent all the tabs of my SS pads with large vice grips…. ????

Helps a lot. Thank you 🙏

My 06 Sequoia just had this issue today. I'm gonna try replacing both sensors. Thanks for the video.

*The wheel is stylish and well made⚛️ **allabout.wiki/006BK** Be sure to buy the appropriate installation kit for your vehicle as well as the wheel. The installation was a bit fussy as you had to hold a spring in place prior to adding the horn button, (and keep it in place as you finished). Grant could work on that issue a bit.*

ARIGATO SKIFFMANSON!!!!! 🙏🙇‍♂️🙇‍♂️ Informative and humorous

Denso makes these for everybody. Car makers don't make their own sensors.

Need more coolant in reservoir

Thank you Sir !! This is just what I needed. You made it so this repair was super easy. For everyone out there that needs to do this for the older 1st Gens (mine is a 2002) the Sensor is part #89422-30030 (it's the one with the black plug) If you want to replace your washer, that is part number 90430-12005. I love being able to do repairs myself. My Sequoia is a 2002 with 296k Miles on it. Still running strong!!

Clean looking trailer design 👍👍

Thanks for video. I have the same problem with that fan not turning on. I have 2004 sequoia sr5 . Do you think that same part will fix issue?

I have a tundra 06’ 4.0L. Bought it with 34k miles in 09’. Had to have transmission replaced at 62k miles. Now,radiator/trans part cracked and contamination was done at 85k miles. Flushed,replaced radiator,cap,and thermostat. Kept shuddering. Replaced carrier bearing 5 times and all 3 u-joints twice. Flushed out 4 times at 8 gals.each flush,and still shuddering. This was my dream truck and bought it same day older lady traded it in. Guess I won’t do that anymore but love Toyota’s. Trading this one in soon for a 2020 Subaru Forrester. This truck made me insane.😎

I just finished one wheel and after beating the living hell out of them I decided to see how others were doing it. Even with hitting it very hard I couldn't get a 90 degree bend.

that shim is called a woodruff key

Kodiaks are junk had a 7k setup and was constantly replacing caliper bushings

Proper anode removal on the early 2000's Yamaha F200 F225 F250: czcams.com/video/0rUEZ6BXxzg/video.html Anode replacement is at 1:39 Hope this helps, doing mine now with this method.

looks like plenty of actual zinc left thooooooooooo .........

BRO. perfect video. I followed your steps and got that temp sensor out of there and a new one bolted down into the vehicle. thanks for taking the time to do this video friend.

While researching my problem I found your video and 2 different but similar part numbers for same vehicle, I was about to order the part you showed but I just pulled my part out, part number is stamped into brass, my part is 89422-33030

On your last comment to test it and tow the the boat, did it fix the trouble? I’m having same issue 2006 sequoia starts blowing warm air, and I can smell the antifreeze/coolant and I see where the antifreeze sprayed out like yours only when sitting in traffic or a drive through on a hot day out here in the hot Central Valley of California, my electric fan comes on when a/c is on, dealer (big mistake) said it was my radiator cap leaking from a split gasket and not holding pressure, so now I have worlds most expensive radiator cap ($200, 180 diagnostics, 20 part) and it still has same symptoms, I asked about the temperature sensor and they said the next step would be a new radiator, told them to pound sand and also on the 570 + tax they quoted me on a new alternator, I removed it myself took it to a shop had it rebuilt for 120. So now looking my next step is the temp sensor and maybe a thermostat, thanks for the video and your time.

My boatin the water, can I replace these without draining oil?

Wait at 5:21 u call it the ambient air temperature sensor? You meant the coolant temperature sensor yes?

Did that fix your problem?

Min 4:00, I agree , I'm done american made vehicle .... they don't last .... have a 2018 Silverado w/120k miles, transmission went out, spend $4k out of my pocket.. its bullshit...

Tengo ese problema que se caliente, ya cambie bomba del agua, fan clouch, termostato, limpie el radioador y cambie el tapón del mismo. Pero sigue calentandose. Creo que ese sensor va a ser el del problema. Ya gaste mucho dinero y no queda. Compré partes de agencia y no queda.