Flare Restoration Speedy's Garage Restoring a 3rd Gen 4Runner Part 19
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- Опубліковано 9 лис 2023
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Today at Speedy's Garage I pull off the fender flares, clean them up, sand them down, and hit them with some fresh paint on Project SportRunner the 3rd Gen Toyota 4Runner
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Brother, I’m doing the exact same resto that you are. Thank you for leading the way and documenting. Very well done. Any links to parts and part numbers are always greatly appreciated. Keep up the good work.
Unreal how that vehicle is assembled, I myself have a 2002 limited with 87k miles I bought new, same color...I live on long island. Ny...body and paint in need of restoration, but like you show, that cladding took the brunt of the damage....can't own anything nice here in New york...but thanks to you, I have done all the tundra upgrades to the front brakes, suspension and also had to do a whole frame and undercarriage reconditioning and the underside of the vehicle is super mint. You inspired me with your video's and ur passion for the care and detail with everything you have done....thanks so much!!
Your video is a life saver! I could not find anything anywhere online on how to replace my right rear fender flares. Now I have a good idea of what I’m dealing with. Thanks a million!! Subscribed to your channel and gave you a big thumbs up 👍🏽 I really enjoyed your video !!
Glad it helped.
@@SpeedysGarageis there an ETA on when you’ll upload part 2 to this video “putting back the fender flares video”? I hope you did one. I’m thinking, I’m going to have ribbed back these parts ?Thanks in advance
It'll be a couple weeks, got some detailing and paint work to get done first.
Looking in to fiddling with mine. Paint is good but brackets holding some of gladding rusting need to replace
Excellent series on your 4Runner. Can't thank you enough for the great videos and suggestions. I'm just starting the process of restoring our S/C'ed '01 that's nearly identical. Unfortunately, it developed a head gasket leak, maybe a cracked head, but taking the opportunity for a complete restore. Fender flare repainting was on this list and this is very informative. Keep the great content rolling!
That turned out really nice, great job sir 👍😁
Looks great man, nice job!
Wow that paint matching looks spot on! The rear bumper on mine has a ding and is paint matched to the car. This gives me some hope i can get a new one and paint match it. Ive always been worried about the color not matching so have left it as is. Some of my fender flares also have some scratches to the paint and the striping on them is cracking and changing color. I unfortunaetly have the door moulding as weel so that will be fun when I tackle that . Thanks for the video im working on restoring my 4runner as well!
Thanks so much for this, it will really help me out.
Great vid! What type of adhesive did you use to glue to rubber welting to the body when you re-attached the flares??
That paint match is epic
Do you know where I can get the flare runner trim? Like the little molding around the flares? Thanks
Do any of the commenters and keepers of the awesome 3rd gen 4Runner, know of any good groups, clubs, or forums for our collectable beasts ?
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Hey great video, I have a 3rd gen and removed the factory side steps, do you know what mud flaps you are using for the front Thanks
I got those from a parts store 20 years ago and modified them to fit.
Great videos and awesome 3rd gen. I am actually thinking of removing all the flares on mine. I prefer the clean lines without it. I realize all the holes would need to be filled and painted but did you see any other obstacles to going that route based on disassembly?
I like the flares without the rest of the side cladding personally. Only difference I saw was the holes. Weld, fill, paint, and it's like they were never there.
Excellent idea! Did you find the new rubber trim to put back on the flares?
Excellent video.
Where do u get fender clips?
In dire need of them and rear fender bracket
Hey bro nice video! what cam you use for your videos? thanks
For the molding trim, do you have to take the fender flares off completely? I have the exact same 4Runner as you and your videos are bringing in a lot of inspiration what to do with mine!
Molding trim and flares are one piece if memory serves.
Where did you get the front mud flaps from?
About 20 years ago from an auto parts store. I modified them to look factory.
Damn I just wanted an easy way to unplug my power antenna. No hope there lol. guess I'll buy some replacement tabs and shit
You can get to the power antennae through the wheel liner.
@SpeedysGarage Yes, but not worth removing the sport flares. BUT I found a better way last night, pop the hood look near the power antenna you'll see a buzzer with two pink wires, this is your beep beep on your alarm. follow them to the harness and you'll see two wires, one black with yellow stripe and one blue, they'll exit into your fender next to a clear plastic tube. Cut those and bam antenna disabled and no relay clicking without destroying your fender liner or sport flares without having to buy new plastic caps when you remove your flare cause they always break. Best thing I've ever done to my 4runner XD
Wow, they came back looking awesome! I have an SR5, so I don't have those bump out fender flares like that (I did get some of the black plastic kind at a junk yard, and I can screw them on inside the fender). It's great to see how those clip on and off, so thanks for showing this. I have some of that slick protective coating like yours, but its on my lower rear doors, and it has turned black over time. Do you mind sharing the name of the paint shop you used? I'm in middle TN, and I have some spots that I inherited on my 4Runner that I'd love to have looked at. I've painted some other minor things on the truck myself since I bought it three years ago (and always planned on doing some of the body work myself), but kind of like you said, I should probably go with a pro for the spots I'm needing repaired (to color match with aging, etc.).
It'll be hard to spot paint, typically the entire panel has to be painted just keep that in mind.
Can you put limited side skirt flares on a 2000 sr5?. Or would the fit not work cause of the different running boards?.
The 4Runners with larger flares have holes in the fenders for clips.
Any idea what the purpose of the PPF stips were for on the rear fender flares?? My two are in much worse condition than yours. Terrible crazing/peeling over the last 20+ years. Any insight/perspective would be appreciated.
Rock chip protection.
Oh wow, a 3rd gen that doesnt have a dent in the rear door!
Any update on the white clips 😅
Check the latest video
What wheels are on your rig? What were some of the quotes for a re paint?
Level 8 MK6. Quotes were in the $20K range for paint!
Do you have a link to the clips? I thought people said it was the flare itself that broke. Knowing that is was just the clips for you make me want to attempt this as well...
Once I re-install and confirm they're correct I'll post up links to get them. Stay toon'd :)
i have a 98 4runner same color and had a fender bender last week and damaged my front bumper left side fender flare. unfortunately when i ordered the replacement part it came as black and not that silver color and without the rubber lining. Any tips on how to paint or maybe i should try to find the same part in a junkyard to save from the hassle of painting. thanks and god bless!
You can get a paint shop to match the paint, prep the flare, clean, sealer applied, paint, and a 2K clear. You can get the sealer, color, and clear in spray cans from a paint shop.
Think Napa can mix paint with code for spray can been few years but worth a try
Did you ever find a better source for the clips? $8 per clip is going to be really expensive for me since I have the door moulding too. I just removed them today and need about 25 of them. Most of mine broke. Cheers!
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I think I might have found some on ebay. Should be here in the next few days. I'll let you know.@@SpeedysGarage
You keep saying 9/16" as your alternate drill bit from the 1/4" drill bit you're using.
I suspect you meant 3/16"?
Whoops yes 3/16 is correct.