Agree with SR5Bart. If your vehicle, do what you want.
Looks like you already made up your mind on what you want to do. Why even change your oil twice a year.
Send a sample out to get analyzed, and they'll let you what to do and when to do it.
That just looks like someone was careless in the parking lot.
I watched a lady the other day at Wal-Mart push her cart to the cart collection place. She let it go about halfway across the drive, missed the collection part and went right into the side of a car. She gave a little laugh and...
If your looking for a temporary fix, go for it. Just remember that you've lost some grease and got some dirt in there. Long term spend the money and do it right.
I traded in my 2010 SR5, for a 2014 Trail with KDSS. Both 4x4. Got tired of body roll and nose diving on the SR5. The Trail provides a much better and stable ride.
That has happened to mine a couple of times. Took it to the dealership for my 15k service and it was blank driving to the appointment grabbed the service writer before I turned it off to show him. Started back up and screen was there, tech couldn't find anything wrong. They offered to replace...
Saker,
As I stated knew this had been covered. My finial question was wanting to know if this problem had been corrected. I'm not gonna fix it myself when it's under warranty, let Toyota figure out ther is an issue.
So I was out looking at wife's 14 Trail today and noticed condensation / moisture in both rear tail lights. Went to the dealer and they ordered both lights for me. I know this was covered earlier in the year. Hopefully Toyota has it figured out now that the 15's are on the street. Are you guys...
I love my 14 Trail Premium with KDSS, I traded in an 11 SR5 loaded. I think the look is much better. It's other for everyone though.
I have an 07 Tundra and don't like the new body style, but a ton do.
So I purchased a Revtek spacer lift (432) front 3" and rear 2 1/2". Will I need to put on new upper control arms to get it aligned in specs? I have searched and never came up with when you need or didn't.
Thanks,
Shep