This is not my RAV4, it's my wife's all she do is put gas well some times and drive. So I cleaned her up today and did the led interior and license plate pic later.

 

As promise.

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Looks good.

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@ waiapasi2006

Thanks she loves it.

 

Not today, but within the last couple months added an EGR Superguard deflector, Weathertech window deflectors, OEM mudguards, Husky cargo liner, OEM rear bumper protector and interior LEDs from AutoGoody. Also have a Curt 13149 that I took off my 2015 but only put it on when I need it.

http://www.autoanything.com/bug-deflectors/61A7469A0A0.aspx

 

Not today, but within the last couple months added an EGR Superguard deflector, Weathertech window deflectors, OEM mudguards, Husky cargo liner, OEM rear bumper protector and interior LEDs from AutoGoody. Also have a Curt 13149 that I took off my 2015 but only put it on when I need it.

Would you know the exact part number of the hood protector? I also want to put one in my 2016 SE.

 

Just added 100+ Miles driving to to keys and back.

 

I did this

 

I got the OEM RAV4 floor liners in and Remote start was done.

 

Well it's Mother's Day, so I cleaned her up wash and waxed.


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I put on my license plate today.
No more temp.
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Splash Guard

They came in Friday, so i got up early Sat. morning to do the install. Degree of difficulty 1-10, "1" hardest part was taking off the wheels. Tools 1 Phillips screw driver, 1 10mm socket/w ratchet optional cordless drill and jack. After using the drill on one of the screw the 10mm was better. Sorry didn't take pics of the rear all together it took 20 mins.
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They came in Friday, so i got up early Sat. morning to do the install. Degree of difficulty 1-10, "1" hardest part was taking off the wheels. Tools 1 Phillips screw driver, 1 10mm socket/w ratchet optional cordless drill and jack. After using the drill on one of the screw the 10mm was better. Sorry didn't take pics of the rear all together it took 20 mins.
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They blend in perfectly.
Clean install.

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I bagged mine.

 

Looks good mate.

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Dang I've never seen one bagged before, how is off the ground must be a smooth ride.

 

Ride is very smooth.

 

I've install OEM mudguards on 2006, 2015 and 2016 Rav4s, never removed any wheels, the fronts can be turned out of the way to the right or left for more clearance if needed, and low profile right-angle tools work fine on the rear.

 

With the wheels on not enough elbow room, it feels like working in a confine space lol.

 

Well, I guess you can't argue with that!!! :wink:

 

So the wife drove her RAV4 to Utah over the weekend, I didn't go with her but she said the ride was better than her Equinox and very responsive when she drop the hammer and almost got a speeding ticket for going 93 in 80 mph zone, but got off with a warning lol.

 

Gave her a was this morning, and rained in the afternoon. This sucks.

 

That sure sucks, when it happens to me my wife tells me I'm giving my car a spunge bath, kaz I only use a wet rag and a dry one to wipe her down my car that is lol.

 

Just installed today the EGR hood protector.

 

Fixed the leaking HVAC system on my RAV. Had to disconnect the A/C drain hose and blow it out with compressed air to clear whatever was blocking the hose and causing backed up condensation to leak into the passenger compartment.

Not a difficult task - a 15 minute or less job.

 

Looks good.

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Emblems side mirror.

I went ahead and add these to the side mirror to my wife's ride. View attachment 52825

 

Done a week ago. Hood,Door edge and headlight protection with Scotchguard.

 

Took her in for her first service and I was told my first oil change will be at 10k miles.

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Hmmm... I'll sticky this so it doesn't get buried after a while.

 

I did the first DIY oil change on 'er! My eBay filter housing socket tool worked fine. It was on a little too tight from the last dealership change, but nothing a 16" cheater pipe on my 3/8" drive ratchet couldn't handle. Gads, what a mess though!! Even after draining the housing, about a cup of oil spilled out when removing the housing. Unless I'm doing something wrong, and there's a tidier way to do it, I'm not a fan of this setup.

 

Thanks for the link.

 

Replaced all the interior bulbs, backup lights and plate lights to LED.

 

What led backup lights did you buy? I use T15 projector leds.