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SR5 spec. Manual heater and fan. The truck takes a long time to get up the cabin up to temperature. Floor setting, floor and defrost setting both take a long time to get the cabin warm. Up to 10 minutes. Heat output is warm, never hot. Heater output increases after I get off the freeway and back to surface streets. I have been driving for 30+ years and have never had this crummy heater.
Drove my other 2 vehicles in the personal fleet during the same cold spell last week. 2006 Scion Xa, 3-5 minutes car is up to temp, heater output is HOT.
Drove Honda Odyssey with auto temp controller. Plenty of HOT air to heat the massive cabin.
Is that just the nature of the beast of the Tacoma 4th gen to have a limp heating system? Have not researched, maybe an overly smart engine thermostat electronically controlled.
Drove my other 2 vehicles in the personal fleet during the same cold spell last week. 2006 Scion Xa, 3-5 minutes car is up to temp, heater output is HOT.
Drove Honda Odyssey with auto temp controller. Plenty of HOT air to heat the massive cabin.
Is that just the nature of the beast of the Tacoma 4th gen to have a limp heating system? Have not researched, maybe an overly smart engine thermostat electronically controlled.
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