I have a 2002 Toyota Land Cruiser and it's leaking from front end. Whats happening here, can you help me.

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Search for diy wheel alignment. A trip to the alignment shop is bett

undo the cable at the box end and pull the inner cable out.. select the correct end of the new cable and push it in the outer case . refit the connection to the box.

The damper pulley, on the end of the crank is what drives the belts for pretty much everything else. the engine will overheat, the alternator wont charge, the power steering wont work, the air con wont work,
the back of the pulley has a machined surface that runs inside the front crank seal.
Is there a reason not to believe the toyota mechanic, or did it seem expensive?
The front damper pulley (harmonic balancer) can be $100 or more plus the seal and I believe the radiator needs to come out to complete the job

replace the IAC valve to resolve this issue.

well it depends on the leak location

go to car wash and get out the gun hose the bastard down now take it to the mechanic and get a quote
now go to another and get a quote if there both the same thn the cheeper on wins if different get 3 untill you have 3 - 4 quotes for same problem then cheepest quote wins just get it in writing

take the battery of your remote control see if this takes care of problem my be a difect remote control

change the swivel bearing each side you got 2bearing do prober adjustment.


good luck

inner lights are highbeam outer lights low beam and side gaurd lights are your parkers, if you are 100% sure your globes are ok then your dimmer switch is stuffed this is the light switch in the cab that you use to opperate lights, sometimes the contacts get dirty inside the switch and create a short if you are mechanicaly minded then you could have a go at pulling it appart and cleaning it. if not you could get one from the wreckers in your area......

check the sunroof drains,they may be clogged they are located on the right and left front of the sunroof.