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Old Early 80's Craftsman Shop Vac Green Stripe Filter Retrofit
If you have a Pre-1988 Craftsman Shop Vac that used the tall 10" x 9" Green Stripe Filter (9-17804) that is no longer in production, this video is for you !!
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Toyota Gen3 Tacoma Tonneau Cover Seal Replacement
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How to replace the Gen3 Tacoma OEM Tonneau Cover hinge seals. PARTS: Order (2ea) of these 64971-04011and (1ea) of 64972-04011 from Toyota. The first two seals are for the 2 hinges between panels 1 & 2 closest to the cab and the single seal is for the double hinge between panels 2 & 3 closest to the tailgate. I found it cheaper to order from Toyota dealers in smaller States including shipping vs...
San Juan Creek Surfing under Stonehill Bridge
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Art meets mother nature after almost 5" of rain overnight on 12/22/2010. Filmed under the Stonehill bridge in Dana Point CA
Great video! Just what I needed. Looking forward to getting my parts!
Terrific. Glad I could help. Get it all warmed up and it's a piece of cake!!
What do you use to bring back the color.
Great easy solution! Thanks for the solution!
Glad it helped
This job is a bitch….we live in the southwest heat and these pieces actually melt over time….sticky mess. Took about 3 hours with all the cleanup after getting the pieces out of the channels..then putting them back in the tracks….lasted about 5 years….hope I never have to do it again!
Yes, Was in Sunny and hot So Cal with my Taco for the first 6 years and they gave up at the 5 yr mark. It was one of the detailing treatments I used that I felt melted mine. Yours must have been really bad coming out in pieces. Just traded the 8yr old Taco with 109K mi in on a new Tundra. Loving it !!
Thank you Mike
To get that gray faded look from the hardcover, I used CeraKote wipes. Looks brand new and has for about a year now. It’s no comparison to using greasy Armorall that fades after 2 weeks
Thanks, Yes. I found CeroKote right after filming this video through a viewer. Its great stuff and a once-a-year or less application
Mine was like that and I sprayed with Raptor Liner bed liner I gave it a little texture and it looks really good. I did it 3 years ago and it stays clean and I don't have to apply anything to it to make it look good. I covered the rubber hinges so they would not get painted since they need to be flexible. I only used less than 1 bottle so as to not apply too much which would make it heavier. I highly recommend it.
Thanks @PNWMike62. I did mine yesterday. Such a huge help watching your video. 👊
Awesome!! Glad I could help
Thank you for posting up part numbers! Your vid helped with removal and instal, also found out I needed new hinges for the end caps. Here are part numbers for em if y’all would like Pass Front: 64915-04010 Pass Rear: 64917-04010 Driver Front: 64916-04010 Driver Rear: 64918-04010
You’re welcome. Glad it helped.
I broke one of these about five years ago. The dealership said there was no way to replace it.
@terry It’s super easy to replace. It’s best to order the part online of Toyotas website.
great vid. tnks
What kind of bag would you used ? Or just opt out a bag ?
I just priced to have it fixed at Toyota Phx, AZ $400.00. Thanks for saving me money
Thank you for taking the time for the research and sharing the p/n’s and detailed video. I have a 2020 taco and seals are already starting to leak. 👍🙏
You bet. Glad I could help. Sadly I sold my Tacoma baby last week. Almost 8 yrs old. Enjoy yours!!
Thanks
Mine are legit melting. I’m having a thought time getting all the goo off, any recommendations?
Mine started to do that too. Just used some paint thinner. Didn't try Acetone but if you do try first underneath.
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YES! thank you so much.
Awesome video. I have a 2020 and my seals are melting as I live in AZ and my Taco is not garaged. This is exactly was I was looking for.
Thanks - Glad I could assist
Thank you sir, mine was getting the same way after 5 years! Awesome cover other than that!
Great info, thanks. Just went to change mine and found a date of July 1998 on the filter was the last change out. Now I can buy a new one😁
Wow. 25 yrs! Glad I could help.
Thanks for the information, Mike, I brought mine back to the dealer because the seals with the dehydrated. They told me the seals are unavailable and wanted to sell me a new tonneau cover for $2000. your information on installation plus the part numbers were appreciated. it’s amazing how little the dealerships know.
New one-LOL. Yes. Took me multiple dealerships before anyone could even find the part number. Counter people! I was one at NAPA as a teen and hope I was better than that !! :)
They knew how much work it is getting the old ones off and all the cleaning you have to do after they are all melted from the heat….just wanted to replace the whole thing , same profit less work. They are not stupid……
Great video. Are the seals the same for long bed and short bed?
I was told by another viewer they were the same. The long bed just has a longer front panel.
Hello thank you for the video it helped out a lot. Do you know what’s the part number for the piece that you are missing? I need to replace that part as well.
Glad I could help. For the end cap part numbers look at my post here in the remarks from a year ago. Title is in ALL CAPS.
Is it just me or do these strips always pop out after you open and fold tonneau cover after a short drive somewhere?
That's never happened on mine in 7 yrs. I have a feeling the strip isn't pushed completely down into the channel until the arrowhead shaped seal snaps into it. You can actually hear it snap. Or else your seals arrowhead edge is damaged? Is the track completely cleaned out?
Has these items been harder and harder to obtain. Anyone have a trusted dealer or site they used without being phished or scammed? Thanks in advance
Ordered directly from Toyota dealers that sell parts online. You can verify the dealership. I find parts in small mid Western towns are far cheaper than in Southern Cal. (even with shipping)
Is your tonneau cover 5ft or 6ft long? Will these part numbers work of long bed? (6ft) bed?
5 foot. I’ve never looked at a 6 foot bed with a cover. If the panels are just a little wider I’d bet the hinge seals are the same. (Specially since there’s nothing in the parts description at all for one bed over the other. And for sure it’s a factory Toyota cover and not an aftermarket add on by the dealer?
@@MVMike62 yeah your right. The with looks the same and I am sure the with of the truck is the same. Yeah mine is 6ft bed and it’s a original Tacoma tonneau cover. Thanks.
Thanks you Mike for your video .My gaskets have been going bad about a year now allowing rain to get inside. You made my day much appreciated.p.s. I think about using permatex rtv. You did mention it right when I was typing the message. Take care.
Sorry for the delayed response. The RTV suggestion is for the end tips IF needed. Mine seem to be staying down without it just fine. Now that we live in snow country I didn't want to anchor it solid because of the growth and shrinkage of the seal with temperature changes.
I can't find the parts anywhere. None of the numbers match up to anything. Where can I order the parts!
Cheapest place I found was Farmington Hills Toyota in MI. www.suburbantoyotaoffarmingtonhills.com/parts-center.htm
Can you share the name of the place in Idaho where you found them
Cheapest place I found was Farmington Hills Toyota in MI. www.suburbantoyotaoffarmingtonhills.com/parts-center.htm
Hello, can you tell me where I can buy the cheaper seals?
In the case of a 2019 tocoma the back one had 2 pins on each end, suggest you start both ends and work to middle. Front pair have 1 pin on each end I got each end started then worked to middle and there were no problems. The back one since I started on 1 side and worked accros I needed to do some sugery to get the far end to fit due to the streching as I inserted it.
Thanks James for the Update on the 2019 / Later model cover. Pins on each end. If you can get it started in the middle that would make total sense. I guess as you go push back a little so your not stretching the seal making it longer.
you forgot to remind people to wear long sleeves before replacing these. the tonneau cover has some type of fiberglass fibers that will irritate your forearms and you will itch for hours. awesome video by the way. thanks dude !
Thanks - I've not had that issue. I now also coat and seal my Cover and all black plastics with Cerakote once a year
@@MVMike62 you can go try it now. rub your forearm in a circular motion on the tonneau cover for only 1 second
Thank you so much for sharing this. The other day I was wondering how water was getting into the bed of my Tacoma, that is when a friend of mine noticed that those seal have cracks in them. So I assume that is how water is entering the bed of my truck. Also thanks for sharing the part numbers.
You’re very welcome. Glad it helped.
Nice mod, but it would be nice to know the SIZE of said U bolts. Are they M2?
Sorry Robert. They were 1/4” wire rope clamps. www.homedepot.com/p/Everbilt-1-4-in-Wire-Rope-Clip-2-Pack-55294/205322429
This is definitely NOT a cheap fix, but u can go to K&N Filters and search for filters by DIMENSION. My older 1974 Craftsman Shop Vac isnt listed anywhere, and has a 10" by 9" filter
Yah, that’s too much. This retrofit is working fine and I could buy 3 for that price. I will just clean it a little more often :-) Thx!
Great video, thank you for taking the time to put that together, I just finished changing the hinge covers on my Tonneau.
Glad I could help !! If you haven't already, try coating your cover with Cerakote ceramic coating. It lasted a year up here after 51" of rain in Washington. Cover looked like new and I was very impressed. Ready to apply a new coating. I'm going to post a video.
My video is now up on RUclips. All info and links are here- Sears Craftsman Shop Vac, Rigid and the brand of Shop Vac between 5 and 32 gallons before 1988 had a large (green stripe) filter that seems too not be available. These old filters were 10 inches high by 9 inches in diameter. This video talks about two options to purchase a current filter that will fit the old shop vacs with minor modifications. The replacement filter offered is on ebay and is from a company called " Felji " and the part number is 90328. LINK: www.ebay.com/itm/223690079074?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&_trksid=p2060353.m2749.l2649 The second option uses this same filter and an addition O-ring from a company called " Mr. O-ring " on Amazon and the part number (size) is 431. LINK: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07R62SJCB/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Video link to my Craftsman Shop Vac filter replacements: ruclips.net/video/wTK729d38GU/видео.html&ab_channel=trekOCLVone
I had another filter for other old Craftsman shop vacs on order before I found this video. There is a filter that I bought on ebay with the title of "Cartridge Filter Replacement 90328 for Shop Vac, Craftsman & Ridgid Wet/Dry Vacs". And it is 9.5 tall and 7 in diameter. Almost a drop in but the only tweak is drill a hole in the closed metal end and bump it out about 1/8 inch and kind of make a small ditch in the metal outward to stretch the filter to 9.6 inches and it then bolts right up with no modifications to the shop vac. So there is another option for our old Craftsman shop vacs. Thanks for your video.
Thanks for this. Very interesting filter I had not found before. I see them on Amazon from $14-$18. The mod to the metal lid for mounting would be easy. I’ll have to check this out. Thanks again.
@@MVMike62 Easy tweak to the metal and a 1/4 inch hole. I like your mod also. I'm going to buy more so I have 2 spares.
@@MVMike62 I'm thinking about making a video on this filter showing the metal tweak and hole and may get to it tomorrow.
@@trekOCLVone Go for it please. Nice to have options. I’m currently separated from my Crafstman vac til this Summer so it will be awhile for me. Post your video link here as another option please. Thx
Based on finding this discussion last week, I purchased a 90328 filter from ebay vendor Felji based in CA. $15 delivered. After drilling a 9/32" hole in it, it fit my 113.178200 vacuum very well. I just used a washer and wing nut to hold it on. Thanks guys!
Great modification. I have the same 113.178200 and spent way too much time to come to the same point where the original filter is unobtainium. These old vacs are great and someone should make the filter for them. There has got to be a market for them. But our vacs are old and built to last so great mod. I'll be following your lead.
Thanks - I liked the size of the old filter better but at least we can still use our vacs with new filters. Just have to clean more often - Bang Bang on the curb!! LOL
I’m sure that conversation has been held in a conference room sometime / somewhere and the engineer types were overruled by the sales types & accountant types who want people to give up and buy a new vacuum. Of course, we know who management sided with, and here we are with hack saws & clamps.
For those looking for End Cap Part Numbers - TONNEAU COVER END CAP PART NUMBERS - These are for the rear single hinge caps only - Drivers Side/Left 64918-04010. Pass Side/Right 64917-04010 The following are the end caps for the double hinge (front hinge) Drivers Side (left) 64916-04010. Pass Side (right) 64915-04010
Thank you🙏
Honestly bro I was looking for this everywhere your a life saver, I also had a question, l noticed you replaced the hinges at the ends where the weather strip goes
You think I can have the part numbers for those as well
You’re very welcome and thanks for the comment. I never had to replace the large end caps for the double hinge but had broken off the small end caps on both sides at the single hinge (closest to the tailgate) They’re so week you just touch them when folding the cover and they snap right off. I’ve got the part numbers. Let me dig them up and I’ll post them here
TONNEAU COVER END CAP PART NUMBERS - These are for the rear single hinge caps only - Drivers Side/Left 64918-04010. Pass Side/Right 64917-04010 The following are the end caps for the double hinge (front hinge) Drivers Side (left) 64916-04010. Pass Side (right) 64915-04010
@@jorgeortiz7612 TONNEAU COVER END CAP PART NUMBERS - These are for the rear single hinge caps only - Drivers Side/Left 64918-04010. Pass Side/Right 64917-04010
Great 👍 video, thank for sharing and teaching us the techniques to do this.
Great video thank you so much 😊
You’re welcome. Hope it was helpful.
@@MVMike62ordered them this morning and got them half off as an after thanksgiving discount 🙌
Have that same model, still running strong.
Thanks Dave. It’s a monster for sure. Is the strongest of any shop vac I’ve ever used. Sometimes too strong!
What year?
I've watched 5 videos and still don't know how to clean my filter on my craftsman filter.
Hello Peggy. The best way Ive found is over your trash can pull off any lose debris then shake and bang it against the inside of your can to dislodge large objects. *Wear a mask as this is dusty and you don’t want to breath it. Use a stiff bristle brush to clean dirt out of the pleats. You can also do a final rinse with the water hose if needed but don’t brush it when wet or it can tear. Let air dry.
I take my shop vac out to the street and take out the filter. turn it sideway and bang in on the concrete and most of the Yack will will come right out. Sometimes I have to pick at the stuck in place sections. When done it is pretty clean. But now that the author of this video has shown us how to use the currently available filters I'll be replacing the filter way more often.
Thank you, for posting. I will order the parts soon :)
I replaced everything, Thanks again :)
Great video, thanks for doing this! Put 303 on your tonneau cover so they become black again.
Thanks for the info. I called my local dealer who could not find the parts number so I gave them the part numbers you listed and they were a match. Thanks...
Cheapest place I found was Farmington Hills Toyota in MI. www.suburbantoyotaoffarmingtonhills.com/parts-center.htm
Where did you buy the replacement seals?
Cheapest place I found was Farmington Hills Toyota in MI. www.suburbantoyotaoffarmingtonhills.com/parts-center.htm
Awesome, just what i have been looking for. A smart guy decided to put armorall over the whole cover after washing the truck when i took it to the dealer for maintenance. I believe the chemicals plus the sun and head melted the seals. Mine is a2017 and your old seals looks better than mines. I asked the dealer for the seals and he didn't know and haven't received any info. Thanks for posting the video BTW.
Glad I could help
THANK YOU for this video! What’s the name and website of the company where you purchased the seals?
Cheapest place I found was Farmington Hills Toyota in MI. www.suburbantoyotaoffarmingtonhills.com/parts-center.htm
Did you find where to order the replacement caps the cover you mentioned you had foam in as temporary?
I just cut pieces of black foam plumbing insulation to fit into the spaces. Its about $5 for 8' at Home Depot. They work like a charm and are cheap if i ever lose one.