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Replying to: white05taco (Aug 02, 2005 12:15 pm)
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Greetings to all. I have just joined this forum today, and I have to say that I have already learned alot just by reading some of the posts. I hope I can educate others at some point as I start adding accessories to my black 05 dbl cab! |
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For the past 2000 miles my truck has been having intermitent hard starting problems. I run around the construction site all day, short trips in the extreme heat. There are times during the day when the engine will just crank, once I let off and try again it will start right up. Toyota said tryi premium fuel, did that and the problem strill occurred. Anyone else have this problem or similar? Trying to diagnose before I go back to TOyota, because they say they will need my truck for a few days. THANKS
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Replying to: rlbtacoma (Aug 02, 2005 11:10 am) |
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Replying to: cmitchell (Apr 06, 2005 3:12 pm)
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Replying to: trdprerunnerdc (Jul 30, 2005 8:22 pm)  $500 over invoice). I wouldn't worry about it too much ...of course I plan on putting a couple hundred thousand miles on my truck! 
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Replying to: theguy (Jul 19, 2005 4:51 pm) I've had the same observation (difficulty reading the dipstick). I took my (2005 DC V6) dipstick and sanded it with 400 grit wet/dry paper, sanding across the width of the stick, not along the length. I appears that the very smooth surface of the dipstick, along with the lighter wts of oil used these days, results in the difficulty reading the dipstick. After the light sanding, the dipstick is MUCH easier to read. The microscratches hold the oil in place on the dipstick face, instead of just along the edges (since the edges get oil on them just from sliding thru the tube, you can't tell what part is just trace oil from the tube and what part is where the oil level was). Now I get a much more distinct indication of oil level. FWIW, I added only 5 full (US) qts following replacement of the filter (I also pre-fill the filter, but from the same 5 qts), and found the level is just below max. Another justification for remedying the dipstick issue and not just relying on the qty of oil installed. cheers, m
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| I have a 05 tacoma access cab looking for a recomndation of what kind of tool box i can put in the bed. Any sugestions would be great. | |
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Replying to: msibille (Aug 03, 2005 4:49 am) I have another question for everyone. I performed my first oil change last night in my 4.0 dbl cab Tacoma, and could not avoid spilling the oil from inside the filter all over when I backed the (overly tightened) oil filter off. Any ideas about how to avoid this? Also, the NAPA oil filter (# 91348) is physically smaller in height than the OEM filter. Anyone see this yet? Thanks, J |
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Replying to: tacojohn (Aug 03, 2005 5:43 am) Hope this helps. Ken |
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