20k maintenance?

[rclangelan]

Hi all, I'm currently working in Afghanistan and my mom has my 2010 TE back home in Maryland. Came in handy with all the snow they got.

Anyway, since I've been gone, she's hit 20k with my 4Runner. I'll be home in a week and I'll be performing the 20k oil change and tire rotation.

What other maintenance goes on at 20k? I don't have my manuals with me out here, so I'm trying to get a feel for what I'm up against when I return.

Thanks,

Ryan

 

[Froggy]

20,000 miles or 24 months

• Check installation of driver’s floor mat
• Inspect and adjust all fluid levels
• Replace engine oil and oil filter
• Rotate tires
• Visually inspect brake linings/drums and brake pads/discs

Additional Maintenance Items for Special Operating Conditions
Driving on dirt roads or dusty roads:

• Inspect ball joints and dust covers
• Inspect drive shaft boots (4WD)
• Inspect engine air filter
• Inspect steering linkage and boots
• Lubricate propeller shaft 3
• Re-torque propeller shaft bolt 3
• Tighten nuts and bolts on chassis and body

Driving while towing, using a car-top carrier, or heavy vehicle loading:

• Lubricate propeller shaft
• Re-torque propeller shaft bolt
• Tighten nuts and bolts on chassis and body

 

[rmatos13]

Log into the Toyota Owners site. You can down load and search all the manuals. I cant remember, but you might need your VIN number.

Toyota Owners - Official Toyota Owners Website

 

[rclangelan]

Thanks for the input. It looks like the same maintenace I've performed at 5k and 10k. Nothing special there.

Man, I wish I only drove 20k in 24 months... if I hadn't deployed over here I'da probably hit 30k in 12 months.

Thanks again,

Ryan

 

[KevinG]

Thanks for the input. It looks like the same maintenace I've performed at 5k and 10k. Nothing special there.

Man, I wish I only drove 20k in 24 months... if I hadn't deployed over here I'da probably hit 30k in 12 months.

Thanks again,

Ryan

Thank you for all you do and enjoy the $#!* outta your runner when you get back!!!

 

[rclangelan]

Don't give me too much credit. I'm a contractor, not a soldier, but thank you none the less.