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So Evo Scan or a tune would be necessary, i believe Edward had a similiar issue going from 24v 3.0 to 3.5.

3.5 ecu fuel trim is not quite enough for the 3.8. A guy here did the (plug and play) swap and it worked great for the short term. The 3.8 later burned its valves, I'm guessing it ran really lean.

Just have your local hose shop make them, less $$$ than ordering from overseas.

clmrt, glad someone else has similar feelings with the Gen 3. I'd trade mine for a low milage one owner 1999-2000 Montero in an instant, but those are more rare than my one owner 2005.

Truck is coming along nicely dude!

So the Montero has a better approach and departure for those of you who are not familiar with these.

-Outlander Minimum Ground clearance 8.5 Approach angle degrees 21.0 Departure angle degrees 22.5 Ramp breakover degrees 19.0 . . -Montero Minimum Ground clearance 8.6 Approach angle degrees 36.6 Departure angle degrees 25.0 Ramp breakover degrees 22.5 . . *Taken from...

Stock the Outlander ground clearance is 8.5" and the Gen 3 is 8.6"

Having owned every type and generation of Montero available stateside (and one import) and one coil sprung Montero Sport I'll say the Gen 2/2.5 is hard to beat by a lot. A nice well maintained Gen 2 is near impossible to get, Still some good Gen 3's out there though. I'm probably going to sell...

Now you're the second person to have gotten a cut the roof off of your Sport from me this week!

Cut the roof off and install a camper body! Problem solved.

Been running Rotella for maybe 15 years, always ben a solid performer for me. I run the standard 15W40 on my oil burners (gas and diesel) and 5w40 T6 on my good (gas) engines.

I cleaned the Starwagon tank in a similar fasion, it had the black tarlike sludge. Cleaned up nicely.

Yeah, they don't actually fit a Gen 2 Montero. Having them on my truck is misleading.

Mr.Galantguy it's probably a 98, the PR models liok like that. https://orlando.craigslist.org/cto/6012021632.html This one is a Peurto Rico model, really cool trucks if anyone is thinking about getting it. Super minimal machines, i had one a while back and it was one of my favorites.

Love it, good to se more blue ones.

So that's why you needed a spindle! Now I feel a little bad about making jokes at you. Just a little, don't worry i'll get over it.

35's are pretty nice with a 2" lift dude. The ticking is the lifters they put in those trucks, they updated them later. The only way to fix it is to buy the new lifters, or just live with it. Drive it really hard with good clean high detergent oil or full synthetic MIGHT quiet it down.

Sometimes Junkyards stock Montero parts.

Lead time 10 years! Ha Ha Ha! kidding.