In between Tacos
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Lil G
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Maybe he did lol. No pictures of what was in the bed of the truck
OR17TRD
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Or dump a Xmas tree
texasred
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Or dump a Xmas tree
Naaaaaaah! Not wrapped up in plastic like that.
OR17TRD
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OR17TRD
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I’m happy with the traction of these tires so far. I will say they like to grab and throw smaller rocks more than the KO2’s.Dude those tires got serious traction for those inverted rock crawling maneuvers!
Thanks.
Scott Wyman
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Very nice OR!
OR17TRD
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I think I should play the lottery.
The Tundra was in the shop for the past week just got it back. The motor was leaking oil from the cam shaft and dripping on the heat shield. Not sure what I did to get so lucky. I’m 2 for 2 on new Toyota trucks. 2017 Tacoma leaky leaky and 2018 Tundra leaky leaky. Haha
Drivers side you can see the oil and the stain on the heat shield. SMH.
Drivers side:
Both sides had a leak passenger side didn’t seem as bad but was also dripping on the heat shield.
Passenger side:
I kept smelling oil burning when I would get out of the truck. Took 7 days to fix and they had to take the entire top end apart. Replaced 13 gaskets and seals along the way. Would have cost about $3000 if I had to pay for it. Toyota paid the dealer $1238 compensation for warranty work. I’ve owned it for 3 months and put 1500 miles on it.
Drivers side fixed:
you can see how much black gasket maker they laid down.
Passager side fixed:
Hoping that it’s good to go and that will be it.
The Tundra was in the shop for the past week just got it back. The motor was leaking oil from the cam shaft and dripping on the heat shield. Not sure what I did to get so lucky. I’m 2 for 2 on new Toyota trucks. 2017 Tacoma leaky leaky and 2018 Tundra leaky leaky. Haha
Drivers side you can see the oil and the stain on the heat shield. SMH.
Drivers side:
Both sides had a leak passenger side didn’t seem as bad but was also dripping on the heat shield.
Passenger side:
I kept smelling oil burning when I would get out of the truck. Took 7 days to fix and they had to take the entire top end apart. Replaced 13 gaskets and seals along the way. Would have cost about $3000 if I had to pay for it. Toyota paid the dealer $1238 compensation for warranty work. I’ve owned it for 3 months and put 1500 miles on it. Drivers side fixed:
you can see how much black gasket maker they laid down.Passager side fixed:
Hoping that it’s good to go and that will be it.
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Scott Wyman
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Well!, like they say - when life gives you lemons, take them back while they are still under warranty and make the b@st@rds fix them!
Crawdad
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Well, sumbish @OR17TRD...I think I should play the lottery.
The Tundra was in the shop for the past week just got it back. The motor was leaking oil from the cam shaft and dripping on the heat shield. Not sure what I did to get so lucky. I’m 2 for 2 on new Toyota trucks. 2017 Tacoma leaky leaky and 2018 Tundra leaky leaky. Haha
Drivers side you can see the oil and the stain on the heat shield. SMH.
Drivers side:View attachment 23860
Both sides had a leak passenger side didn’t seem as bad but was also dripping on the heat shield.
Passenger side:View attachment 23861 I kept smelling oil burning when I would get out of the truck. Took 7 days to fix and they had to take the entire top end apart. Replaced 13 gaskets and seals along the way. Would have cost about $3000 if I had to pay for it. Toyota paid the dealer $1238 compensation for warranty work. I’ve owned it for 3 months and put 1500 miles on it.
Drivers side fixed: View attachment 23862you can see how much black gasket maker they laid down.
Passager side fixed:
View attachment 23863
Hoping that it’s good to go and that will be it.
View attachment 23864
You have gremlins living in your garage, or what???
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TucsonSteve
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kp.taco
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Man.. I'm sorry this keeps happening to you. Maybe you should play the lottery. HahaI think I should play the lottery.
The Tundra was in the shop for the past week just got it back. The motor was leaking oil from the cam shaft and dripping on the heat shield. Not sure what I did to get so lucky. I’m 2 for 2 on new Toyota trucks. 2017 Tacoma leaky leaky and 2018 Tundra leaky leaky. Haha
Drivers side you can see the oil and the stain on the heat shield. SMH.
Drivers side:View attachment 23860
Both sides had a leak passenger side didn’t seem as bad but was also dripping on the heat shield.
Passenger side:View attachment 23861 I kept smelling oil burning when I would get out of the truck. Took 7 days to fix and they had to take the entire top end apart. Replaced 13 gaskets and seals along the way. Would have cost about $3000 if I had to pay for it. Toyota paid the dealer $1238 compensation for warranty work. I’ve owned it for 3 months and put 1500 miles on it.
Drivers side fixed: View attachment 23862you can see how much black gasket maker they laid down.
Passager side fixed:
View attachment 23863
Hoping that it’s good to go and that will be it.
View attachment 23864
B-Man
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Haaaaa!! LOL Top-End-Leak!.....they make pads for that I believe! LOL
OR17TRD
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Thanks. I’ve had enough leaks the past 2 years I should be a politician
OR17TRD
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Me too. I’m hoping that’s it and it will be good for a long time.
OR17TRD
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Exactly. I’m mad about it but at least it happened now not out of warranty.Well!, like they say - when life gives you lemons, take them back while they are still under warranty and make the b@st@rds fix them!