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TSB: 2024 Tacoma Transmission Failures Issue & Replacement (9/9/24). Updated w/ VIN Lookup Tool

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Your truck is just a few trucks after mine. We are in it. I have 5k miles no issues.
I just hit my 8000km and had my first maintenance and all is running well so far, fingers crossed no issues!
 

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Damn…. 6/24 build and I’m in it. No issues yet but I was hoping to have dodged this. Come on Toyota do a recall! I don’t like potential ticking time bombs.
 

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Mine also is in the mix...3TMKB5FN2RM006394. 510mi. Shoulda bought a Ford...
Lol, I was thinking hmm maybe should have bought the GMC Sierra I wanted and paid the higher gas costs. ?
But I think once you get some miles on it you’re safe. Likely this issue pops up within 10,000 miles or earlier.
 

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From looking over the bulletin I believe mine is after

3TMLB5JN0RM031161
 

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As with many others,

I’m confused if 3TMLB5JN2RM005161 would be in the TSB
 

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I wouldn’t think so. Mine falls within the range. And the trucks are built in either of the two plants that are affected -somehow I don’t think Canadians could be so lucky! I’m just about to call the dealer to find out anyways.
So I had a word with my dealer. Drive it until something goes wrong is what I was told. I was also told that if your Vin number falls within the parameter of those listed, it does not necessarily mean you’re going to have a problem. Not exactly comforting. There will be various indicators to tell you something has gone south. According to the service manager at my dealership, the most likely thing will be that the transmission goes into “limp” mode. You could still drive it, but you be topping out at about 30 or 40 mph. ( some of you reading this may already have experienced it. )You will get a “service engine “ indicators on your screen. Into the dealer and then it becomes a waiting game. No indication for a timeline on a new transmission up here. You spend all this money and the money on an extended warranty and my dealership can’t even guarantee me a loaner if something happens. Thankfully, I’m not planning any big excursions so I’ll drive it till it craps out. Again, some of you reading this may already know some of these things, but I thought I would post it anyways. Good luck.
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