Originally posted by: ironxman99
open the trunk. at the base of the trunk right above the rear bumper, you'll see a hole. in one of the storage areas, or maybe under the rear seat, there should be a tool that you can insert and lower the spare tire with. keep turning it, most likely counter-clockwise, and you'll see the chain loosen underneath the car and the tire slowly dropping. then you can remove it from the metal plate that holds it up.
Originally posted by: JS80
Originally posted by: ironxman99
open the trunk. at the base of the trunk right above the rear bumper, you'll see a hole. in one of the storage areas, or maybe under the rear seat, there should be a tool that you can insert and lower the spare tire with. keep turning it, most likely counter-clockwise, and you'll see the chain loosen underneath the car and the tire slowly dropping. then you can remove it from the metal plate that holds it up.
lol it took me 2 hours to figure that out when my 4runner got a flat the first time.
Originally posted by: binister
Originally posted by: JS80
Originally posted by: ironxman99
open the trunk. at the base of the trunk right above the rear bumper, you'll see a hole. in one of the storage areas, or maybe under the rear seat, there should be a tool that you can insert and lower the spare tire with. keep turning it, most likely counter-clockwise, and you'll see the chain loosen underneath the car and the tire slowly dropping. then you can remove it from the metal plate that holds it up.
lol it took me 2 hours to figure that out when my 4runner got a flat the first time.
Yeah, same here. Well, maybe only 20 minutes.
Originally posted by: AdamK47
So, what did you say to him after he initially asked you for help? Did you say "Stay right there, I'll go ask AnandTech"?