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#263 of 598 Re: Failed Throttle Body - Tundra [s6025t1] by texastony Jan 25, 2005 (8:37 pm)
Replying to: s6025t1 (Dec 26, 2004 12:57 pm) Day before yesterday I got the exact and same symptoms on my 2000 Tundra. Check Engine light along with gas pedal which didn't work. Code revealed bad Throttle Body. Anyway, went to an honest shop which charged me $249.50 (69.99 for diagnostics and the remainder to have work done on throttle Body)  Mechanic said it was only dirty then cleaned it. When I got back to my job site, two co-workers told me that its very simple to do and it could be done by anybody. They've cleaned their's and they'd show me how. Needless to say I felt ripped off. (wonder if it was an honest shop now) Which brings me to my point; are we the consumer being ripped-off when it comes to throttle body issues. Could this be another "green-machine" for Toyota? What do ya'll think?   Texas Tony
#264 of 598 Re: O2 Sensors -2000 models only. [tnpdad] by texastony Jan 25, 2005 (8:55 pm)
Replying to: tnpdad (Jan 04, 2005 6:38 pm) I received a letter (appears to be mass mailing)giving procedures for O2 Sensor complaint. They wanted receipts (with mileage by repair center)showing when and how much you paid to have them removed and replaced. I provided them with two receipts for two sensors. One was at about 47K, the other 53K.   Less than three weeks later I received a check from them for the full price of both sensors plus labor. Exactly what I paid for both, plus tax.   The secret: be able to produce legible & authentic receipts!
#265 of 598 Re: Tundra squeaks [newell] by billstl Feb 02, 2005 (10:25 pm)
Replying to: newell (Jan 16, 2005 12:07 pm) Just got home from the dealer. The repair kit for the Chirp or squeak in Tundra trucks is now four metal lock nuts. The Service Manager said the Service Bulletin and field fix was revised since 12/24/04. I will post a message once the repair is made and advice if it works.
#266 of 598 Re: Tundra squeaks [newell] by billstl Feb 02, 2005 (10:31 pm)
Replying to: newell (Jan 16, 2005 12:07 pm) The repair kit is now 4 metal lock nuts.
#267 of 598 Tundra Chirp or Squeak by billstl Feb 04, 2005 (2:39 pm)
Here is an e-mail from 2/3/05 by my Toyota Service Manager, "TSB SU003-04 involves turning over an existing shock bushing retainer and installing two new shock nuts. The retainer was installed incorrectly at the factory. The procedure is very simple - we have performed it several times. 30 minutes is adequate to do the job. This is the only current TSB for the shock squeak on 2004 Tundras."
#268 of 598 92 4x4 Pickup engine stall by gmayes Feb 21, 2005 (11:14 am)
22RE engine stalls out completely for 2-5 seconds when accelerating or climbing. Engine runs great at any rpm when out of gear. Transmission must be engaged and loading the engine to see this problem.   This was sporadic, but now I can count on it whenever I hit the gas.   New fuel filter, plugs, plug wires, ig. coil, and timing chain.   Any suggestions would be appreciated!
#269 of 598 Re: Taking On Water [buffalonickel] by curtmann Feb 21, 2005 (1:04 pm)
Replying to: buffalonickel (Jan 13, 2005 4:35 pm) I have an 05 Tundra double cab and just noticed the same thing over the weekend. We also had a huge storm here in So Cal. Went out to the truck and noticed on the drivers side, The rear door sill and carpet is wet. Seals around the door look in good shape I did not see any thing wrong in anyway. Any suggestion on were the water may be coming from. Has anybody heard anything from Toyota?   Curtmann in So Cal. Replies to this message: buffalonickel (Feb 23, 2005 7:14 pm) mgregory (Apr 21, 2005 7:18 am) ulmer62 (Dec 28, 2005 7:55 am) 2004dcab (Jun 29, 2005 12:39 pm)
#270 of 598 bucket sears by rollbaby Feb 21, 2005 (3:06 pm)
wanting to install buckets seats in my 93 toyota truck. 22r 5 speed. any pointers as to what seat would work best
#271 of 598 Taking on water by sarniasting Feb 23, 2005 (6:26 am)
I have just recently syarted following this forum after trading in my Sienna for a 2004 dual cab Ltd. I noticed the other day a some water staining on the carpet near the back of the back door on the driver's side. Thought it might be from snow falling in when the door was opened but after reading the above post has wondering if this is a problem to the dual cab Tundra and what others have been doing to aleiviate the problem. Replies to this message: garyanders (Feb 24, 2005 10:56 am)
#272 of 598 Suspension/cab attachment bolt noise by 12572 Feb 23, 2005 (5:21 pm)
Just took home my new Tacoma ( Ink blue,4x4, DC Off road) yesterday and have the popping/knocking noise from both my front ends( more on the pass side) with small bumps on the roads. Went back to the dealer today and they spent about 3 hours troubleshooting. They were extremely nice!!!(o'Brien in Indy)They called CA and were told that Toyota is aware of this problem but have yet no solution. In reading all the different forums I know that it was posulated to have come from Cab attachment bolts or the suspension something. Cant find where I read this. Does anyone have a diagnosis? Thanks a bunch. Replies to this message: cota (Feb 27, 2005 11:48 am)

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