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    2019 Tacoma TRD Sport 3.5 L 89,000 miles. Saw a small puddle under the DS front other day and...

    2019 Tacoma TRD Sport 3.5 L 89,000 miles. Saw a small puddle under the DS front other day and then while driving started to hear a rattle that kept getting louder. Parked the truck, coolant was low, dripping steady on DS front. looked over hoses etc all appear good. Can I assume that the the...
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    QuikFix seat risers from mrproduxn

    2019 tacoma trd sport just an fyi. I just purchased and received a set of QuikFix seat risers from mrproduxun and wanted to share my experience with them. -reasonable price -outstanding quality -quick shipping -complete and easy to follow instructions. I'm not a real big guy at 6'1 but I...
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    2019 tacoma front windshield moulding

    2019 Tacoma TRD sport. Is the front LH & RH windshield moulding or trim removable? Can't find a definitive answer anywhere online. Thanks
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    coolant leak

    2019 tacoma trd sport 3.5. follow up to my post. ran the ac today on a nice hot humid day and sure enough the hose in question is the evap drain line. Checked for combustibles in the coolant reservoir and no trace found. pressure test at 12 psi and no leak down, coolant level is holding...
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    coolant leak

    Thank you. yes it is a 2019 Toyota Tacoma TRD Sport 4x4. The drip from that hose hits the frame rail and feels greasy and color is hard to tell. JayQQ97 mentioned Ac evap drain and duh, I never thought of that. I'll run the AC tomorrow as its going to be hot and humid in eastern PA. If its...
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    coolant leak

    hose on lower firewall pass side near exhaust dripping coolant. not connected to anything. hose in question has a white tape marker on it. having a hard time finding it on diagrams. any input/help appreciated Thx, Phil
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    coolant leak

    hose on lower firewall pass side near exhaust dripping coolant. not connected to anything. hose in question has a white tape marker on it. having a hard time finding it on diagrams. any input/help appreciated Thx, Phil
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