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Hey guys, Have an issue with my 2006 LJ. Mil lamp is on so when I got to work this morning tried to pull codes and found that the scan tool could not communicate with the PCM. Under Instrument Cluster I did have this message. "pcm/single board engine controller message not received". If one of...

Hey guys, when I got my 06 LJ it had the most god awful amount of chrome in it. Well I have slowly been de chroming it and the last thing I need is some black Steelie wheels. I don't want to break the bank but want a good product and am going for 15 inch wheel. Looking for suggestions. Thanks on...

Yea it is hard separating foreign from domestic now a days

Problem with Toyotas is they don't like aftermarket cats...... Some aftermarket cats still set codes

I don't think I committed... But I've been drinking

With all due respect..... This is just ugly 😂😂

I had a friend who had an FJ 40 with smog pump inop and he could not get it registered in Colorado. In TX it does not matter after 22 years. You might want to consider the ramifications of your actions.

I don't really care about the noise but did it help with heat from the floor??? My feet get hot.

Agreed: If you need a new engine then you can do the clutch at that time it must come off. The most important thing in my opinion is the oil pressure issue. It could cause a catastrophic failure in the long run.

When I was just a little tike I had a Ford F100 with a 390. When it got hot the oil pressure would drop to 0. I used lots of STP to bring up the oil pressure and it worked for a time. When I pulled the engine to rebuild it was gummed up very badly. My recommendation is to purchase a mechanical...

There is nothing wrong with just replacing just the worn out parts and keeping the serviceable ones. We do it every day and it is considered completely allowed and within industry standard for the automotive industry but if you have the money and wish the peace of mind to know that you have...

I doubt you have a balance issue. Balance issues usually come on at higher speeds.

I know you said you replaced the spark plugs but you may have cracked an insulator on number four when you did it I would double check the spark plugs just to make sure

Road Force Balancing or Force Matching works on some tires under some circumstances. If you have a tire which has a high spot on it and a wheel which has a low spot you can sometimes match the high and the low spot up to compensate but you don't always have good outcomes it varies per procedure.

P0131 is an O2 Sensor code and P0301 is a Cyl 1 miss. Your title says 0301 and in the body of message says 0131???

Smart move I hope they get it to act up so you can get it fixed.

As a Technician, it is nigh impossible to diagnose a problem that is not occuring.

Not expensive... I do it myself but I get your point. I just prefer fix the problem and not bandaid it.

In my opinion, from a 35 year Toyota Master Diagnostic Technician is to replace the seal with the factory seal and follow the repair manual procedure and the leak will be fixed. Worked on my 06 LJ.

Glad you got it fixed. Electrical problems can make you pull out your hair.