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My truck is a Canadian vehicle and it falls into the ranges and prefix's so it'd apply to Canada... wonder in Canada if a cold snap is what's going to get the ball rolling on these transmissions.

Clarity on what a TSB is. It's a technical service bulletin, that means if the symptoms do not show up, transmission does not get replaced. It's only if there is symptoms. No symptoms or issues no replace. That doesn't mean it doesn't turn into a recall at some point in the future. A recall is...

I'm going to gamble and work with the OE winter mats that came with the truck and hope they work out until the Tuxmats are available. They are cheaper, and many say they work better. We don't usually see too much snow until December .... so hoping if I am careful, should be okay to wait for the...

Follow your first portion of your VIN in the range (up until the #) ....... then in the last 6 digits, if your VIN range is before the numerical number of the last 6 digits then you fall into it.

Wow thanks ! Sadly I fall into the VIN range ... but 7200km (4400miles) I've not had any issues with the transmission (yet). All seems fine with it.

Thanks for this - DEALBREAKER!

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Tire pressure bug, well known on forums. Software issue that needs to be fixed. Brake locking up truck with seatbelt off, you can override it, just hit the electronic emergency brake button, it'll cycle it off the one time.

while it sucks, it’s a machine. truck (see what at I did there… truck not a car) still runs. Toyotas response seems pretty reasonable to me. I’m sure they have some bigger customer issues than your fuel door and fuel sender light on. Maybe an engine or a transmission issue. See Toyota corporate...

I tried one - for me doesn't work. It rattled, and when you put your hand in it (like to get that small yellow thing you put in the middle divider) and take your hand out, your hand gets caught on the divider sides as you take your hand out from what you were retrieving, the whole divider slides...

Shows different updates in the truck on the screen two screen photos showing different software versions, as you scroll through them there is multiple different versions, that’s just an example of two.

I've been able to see in the vehicle settings a list of updates that have been done on my Tacoma. Does anyone know how to see what date the update was done, and whether it was for infotainment or for one of the powertrain ECU’s. I‘ve read conflicting articles, one says OTA firmware updates are...

Here’s the thing. There’s more people who have bought these sorts of vehicles with zero knowledge of how their 4WD system works, than there are of legit 4WD vibrations complaints at the dealerships service counter. #1 problem always for 4WD vibrations on dry pavement is not from driving in a...

Well you do you. It’s not what the video says. Part time 4WD should not be used on dry pavement. Period. You should review the video at the 3:00 minute mark. Pretty evident from Toyotas video they disagree with you. heres some other videos and video saying the same thing. You should also review...

NO! I think you are smart!! More educated than most who buy these trucks! There sure is something to be said for having the auto mode. And yes Limited gets it. Set it and forget it, let the system do it's thing. Surprised Toyota only does it on the limited, and not the premium trims as well. So...

Wow, total confusion on this post due to lack of context asking does it cover the camera ??‍♂️. Hence my cheeky answer that it just covered the bed.

No just the truck bed.

Not sure if this has made it to the forum yet. Great video from Toyota on the 4WD systems. Seems many are buying Tacomas and posting about vibrations on dry pavement as they are simply not familiar with what they bought. Good on Toyota for educating customers and potential buyers. Toyota's 4WD...

It’s upside down- I had one, wasn’t for me. it rattled, and when you go to take something out of the glove box, the whole organizer comes out with what your trying to take out and falls apart.

Doesn’t matter where the chip or scratch is - first one on a new truck hurts the most. ?