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Our engines don’t have a thermostat, it has an electrical water control valve that the computer uses to decide where to send the coolant

Normal

The more frequently this happens the better for all of us.. it’s what pushes these giant business to finally make things right

This is crazy, it means they simply don’t have the transmission debris issue figured out. I honestly hate to say this, but I hope more and more start failing because Toyota needs to give us answers on wtf is going on.

DCSB Does anyone have a picture of what the bottom of the front bumper area looks like on the off-road models?on my sr5 all we have is a felt shield. Just curious what the factory uses on the off-road model.

Go to your local Toyota dealership and look at some higher trims, you’ll see the gasket I’m taking about. That’s gonna be the best way to see it, you can also order them from your dealerships parts department

I don’t want them either. I have a back up camera and rear cross traffic alert, good enough for me

No they don’t, my sr5 doesn’t have parking sensors in the bumpers

Me personally, I would use the 0w-20 and choose a boutique oil like Amsoil signature series

If you want the best protection…use amsoil signature series and a Toyota oil filter . Absolute best protection for Turbos and the rest of the engine

Nothing about honda is impressive, work on them for a living and you’ll learn to hate them as much as fords

Yeah mine has some nasty vibrations in the steering wheel and gas pedal when I accelerate in 4x4 but my 3rd gens did too. 4th gen is definitely more noticeable though

Niiiiice, lovely color!

Yup just like the cracked hvac boxes early on, lot of talk over the summer about that.

I have to drive through some rough road and about 6 speed bumps every day and my truck takes it like a champ

Seems to only have effected the off-road model. All other trims are fine as far as I know. Makes me think it was a bad batch of top hats from bilstein

Mines the same way, definitely an increase in vibration through the floor board, gas pedal and steering wheel when in 4x4. My 3 rd gen’s were the same way but I feel like my 4th gen is worse

You’ll need a vide for us, dealership will tell most likely tell you it’s normal unless there’s 6 quarts of oil, pistons, block material laying in their parking lot

Lol thanks

Wow that’s crazy and here I am driving around with 3300 miles with a truck that is terrible to drive in low gears, gets stuck, jerks, bucks, clunks, shudders and vibrates…,