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Toyota Tundra Problems

Ticking Noise From Exhaust Manifold

Exhaust & Emissions -- Verified

The V8 models can experience exhaust manifold failures. A leaking exhaust manifold will sound like an exhaust leak or an audible ticking noise from the engine compartment and will be especially pronounced when the engine is still cold.

Check Engine Light Due to Failed Oxygen Sensor

Exhaust & Emissions -- Verified

One or more oxygen sensors may fail resulting in illumination of the Check Engine Light.

Toyota Recall For Lower Ball Joint Issue

Suspension & Steering -- Verified

Toyota issued a recall on the lower ball joint due to the possibility of premature wear from improper finishing in production. The ball joints will be replaced under the recall. There are two separate recalls combined here, one applies to 2002-2004 and the second to 2004-2006 Models.  Please contact you local Toyota dealer to see if your vehicle is included.

air condition cab light flashing

Heating & Air Conditioning -- enochj59

air condition cab light flashing

Sinking dash board

Miscellaneous -- radicalwillie

The dash board "sunk" a good inch on the right side, above the glove box where it meets the windshield. Repair is to wedge a small wooden block between the frame and the dash board. Complete write up on this is available at tundrasolutions.com, very common problem.

Toyota Tundra Recalls (Recent)

The Drive Shaft May Fail

Drive Train, April 26, 2011

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The drive shaft may fail on vehicles equipped with a 3-joint type shaft. Due to improper casting of the slip yoke, it may break, causing the drive shaft to separate at the joint and come into contact with the road surface. Failure of the drive shaft can result in a loss of vehicle power and control, increasing the risk of a crash. Dealers will inspect the drive shaft and replace it as necessary. This recall is expected to begin during May 2011.

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Incorrect Load Carrying Capacity Label

Suspension & Steering, December 14, 2011

RepairPal Expert Overview:

Gulf States Toyota is recalling 502 vehicles due to an incorrect load capacity label. An incorrect label could lead to vehicle overloading, resulting in tire failure and increasing the risk of a crash. Gulf States will provide a corrected label. Dealers install the correct label upon request.

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The Low Tire Pressure Warning Light May Not Illuminate as Expected

Suspension & Steering, May 12, 2011

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Southeast Toyota is recalling 1629 vehicles because the tire pressure monitoring system may not have been calibrated correctly. As a result, the low tire pressure warning lamp may not illuminate if tire pressure drops. Operating the vehicle on under-inflated tires can result in tire failure, increasing the risk of a crash. Dealers will recalibrate the system to correct this concern. This recall is expected to begin during May of 2011.

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Low Tire Warning LIght May Not Illuminate

Suspension & Steering, March 16, 2011

RepairPal Expert Overview:

Gulf States Toyota is recalling 1489 vehicles because the tire pressure monitoring system may not have been properly calibrated. As a result, the low tire warning light may not illuminate if one or more tires becomes underinflated. Driving on underinflated tires increases the risk of tire failure, which increases the risk of a crash. Dealers will recalibrate the tire pressure monitoring system to correct this concern. This recall is expected to begin during April of 2011.

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Tire Pressure Warning Light May Not Illuminate

Suspension & Steering, March 4, 2011

RepairPal Expert Overview:

Due to a calibration error, the tire pressure monitoring system warning light may not illuminate to warn of incorrect tire pressure. Driving with the incorrect tire pressure can result in tire failure, increasing the risk of a crash. Dealers will re-initialize the tire pressure monitoring system to restore proper operation. Toyota has not provided a notification schedule at this time.

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Toyota Tundra Questions and Answers

unMoody, 2000 Toyota Tundra, Redding, CA

How do I replace the Blinker/Flasher unit?

bovee, 2000 Toyota Tundra, 4.7L V8, Norfolk, VA

i have a new battery in my 2000 tundra, but it still just clicks instead of starting once every now and then.

Gilmo, 2000 Toyota Tundra, 4.7L V8, Alma, AR

did not find a catagory for lower control arms. do the bushings and the control arms have to be changed together/ I have 150K on my truck and get off-road regularly

jef252, 2000 Toyota Tundra, 3.4L V6, Savannah, GA

The emergency brake light stays on, although the emergency brake is off. s it possible that it could be low on brake fluid? If so, how do you check the brake fluid and if it is low, how do you fi...

edwants to know, 2000 Toyota Tundra, Dayton, OH

Can't discover how to remove/replace front rt. corner lamp. Clear plastic cover was broken. Have a replacement from an '03 Tundra which will work, wont it?

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Toyota Tundra Stories

bought my 08 tundra new in the summer of 08. has been a great truck so far. I have 105,000 on it now and it is going in for new brakes and a new thermostat on monday. around 90,000 I had to replace the water pump and the serpentine belt. did both myself for less than 300.00 the only other things i have done is tires and oil changes. The only other problem i have had is that the heater no longer blows on my feet. very happy with the truck and will be buying another.

I have a 2007 Tundra crew max, eveything is fine with it except the navigtion system wont light up. It still works but it is to dim to see.

I bought this truck w/ 40,000 miles and it has been the best truck I've ever owned. Only complaint is that the engine is so beefy, that I am having a hard time keeping money in my wallet due to the price of fuel.

excellent vehicle , my son is using it now .the heater went out in 2006 and the cat converter in 2007. did not pay a dime to get either fixed.

Bought new Tundra Limited in 2001. 110k miles and no problems. I plan on keeping till one of us dies. I'm only 54 so its going to be close. Love this truck.