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#401 of 490 Re: Quit Crying, You bought a Truck [treihing] by cyclone7 Mar 04, 2006 (6:05 am)
Replying to: treihing (Mar 03, 2006 1:06 pm) GM's 5.3L(more torque,more horsepower) gets 17 and 20 city and highway. Also, the Tundra weighs less.Do you fail to see the complaint?
#402 of 490 Can't Find an 06 Tundra 4x4 Longbed by stdbob Mar 05, 2006 (1:42 pm)
Until this week I had a 2004 Tundra 4x4 SR5 long bed (wife totaled it). She's OK, but now I need a truck, so I went to 4 different dealers. Nobody has (and can't get)an 06 Tundra 4x4 SR5 long bed. The only long bed I found was stripped. (vinyl on the floor, poor seats, and no power options).There are plenty of extended cab short bed trucks around. What's up with this?
#403 of 490 hesitation by hprjr Mar 05, 2006 (5:38 pm)
I have a 2001 sr5 v-8 with about 57000 miles. Recently at first start-up in the morning, the engine turns over and starts with a slight hesitation, but when I put it in drive, the rpm's drop so low, the engine cuts out or barely keeps running. After giving it normal acceleration out of the driveway, everything is normal. I've tried different grades of gas with different suppliers with no change. I live in a mild climate. Also the truck is throwing off no codes. Any help would be appreciated. Replies to this message: roofrat (Apr 01, 2006 8:12 pm) scsr52000 (Jun 02, 2006 10:47 am)
#404 of 490 Re: Warning! Tundra Transmission Failure by bigtoybucks Mar 06, 2006 (4:46 pm)
Replying to: wisconsinite (Nov 07, 2003 10:49 am) I share your dismay, because my 01 Tundra Lmtd tranmission failed on my way to have brake work at the Toyota shop nearby. Like you, I drove my truck for primarily pleasure, mostly highway miles and NEVER towed anything. With 98,500 mi on it, I hope Toyota does something to offset the projected $4600 cost for a new tranny. We bought Toyota for long-term quality and low maintenance. With only 4 payments to go, I'm shocked that this happened. We don't need 10 more payments. This truck earned Truck of the Year honors so I'm counting on Toyota to stand behind its ads and truck. I can't imagine paying for a part that should last the lifetime of truck. A company is as good as its warranty and service. Replies to this message: usedtobeloyal (Oct 31, 2006 6:38 pm)
#405 of 490 Re: Vibration at 45 - 60 MPH [tcranford] by ataylor61802 Mar 08, 2006 (12:23 pm)
Replying to: tcranford (Jan 10, 2004 12:04 pm) contact toyota customer service since your local dealer cant help
#406 of 490 Moisture under oil cap by mspencer5 Mar 08, 2006 (3:14 pm)
I have a 2006 Tundra with the 4.7L V8, I've got 5400 miles on it. This weekend I was changing the oil and the oil filler tube and cap were full of moisture. The goo had an orange tint to it and I'm thinking it may be coolant but don't know. I called several dealerships, all said they had never seen it in that motor before, of course my dealership that I took it to be looked at said it is completely normal. There is no way that much moisture in the valve covers is normal. I wonder if anyone else has had this problem, if you are unaware check it out.
#407 of 490 Changing Trans Fluid?? by jusdrive Mar 19, 2006 (12:48 pm)
Hello I was wandering if anyone has changed there own Trans fluid?? I have an 05 quad cab and there is no dipstick do dump the trans fluid back in.
#408 of 490 moisture under the cap.. by jusdrive Mar 19, 2006 (12:50 pm)
My truck has moisture under the cap to. I wouldn't worry about that the cap is on a plastic extension form the valve cover.
#409 of 490 differential problems by henschel Mar 25, 2006 (3:39 pm)
I put 2.5 inch strut spacers above the coil spring to lift the front of my double cab tundra 05. It requires a one inch differential drop down kit, installed, to reduce the angle of the front diff. Since doing so I've had to replace the CV boots twice, they keep busting, which shouldn't happen. The diff. cannot be lowered anymore because it is resting close to the A frame. How do I save my boots? Has anyone lifted beyond a couple of inches, if so, how do you prevent this problem?
#410 of 490 Re: Exhaust Manifold cracked @ 75K Mi. [tickytundra] by snowskater4323 Mar 30, 2006 (4:28 pm)
Replying to: tickytundra (Dec 04, 2005 7:24 pm) Hi I have A 2000 Tundra and both exaust manifolds are cracked, you said that the warranty is 7 years 90k how do i go about proving this to my dealer so they will fix my truck. thanks so much. my e-mail is snowskater43237hotmail.com