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Owned an 05 Tundra until 2020, the engine, trans, TC and diffs were all tight at 208k. The quality on gen-1 Tundras is just unbelievable. A clean one will sell at a significant premium.
From experience I'd say those shocks have been toast since 80k miles, most OEM shocks don't make it to 100k. I put Bilsteins on all around at 90k and it made a huge difference on stability.
The lower A arms on the front definitely need new bushings at 200k but Toyota only sells the complete arms. (Removing the bushings, and installing after-market ones, requires quite a bit of brute force and fire…) However, doing these bushings and the upper/lower ball joints really improves the ride quality.
Your craftsmanship in spotting all of this quickly is commendable 🙂
My oil filter housing sheared in half doing the paper towel trick lol. It took forever to chisel it out. I replaced it with an aluminum one and it's far superior
I have to love it, you could put these plugs in while in the break room. Talk about an extension ..
Why are Japanese cars made so difficult to service?
What's wrong with hankook tyres 🤣
Hey how do you get rid of cobwebs in my car engine bay all over the place. Drive it every day and how they get into my car bay beets me
I have recently purchased several tools due to watching your videos, some have been rather expensive. On the less expensive side, I did buy that drain plug remover magnetic wiggly thing, never seen one before, pretty cool.
Watching your videos is costing me $$$, but in a good way. Thanks.
A little leaf blower action (or compressor air) afterward is a good way to get rid of remaining standing water…just sayin'
My 2012 scion tc has that type of filter element, there is a drain plug on the center of the plastic you remove to drain the filter with, so you don't get covered in oil taking it off, its just a 3/8" drive squar hole you put a rachette in without any sockets thats also what the small o ring in the filter kits box is for it also has to be replaced. My tc uses 0 w 20 synthetic oil. Ill only buy toyota parts. No aftermarket anything on my toyotas.
Ecpt tires and struts. I got 233k miles out of my frt brake pads that came with the car on my celica 2001. Ive never seen any other brand car do that.
…..It might be one of those 8 quart ones (or the drain plug wasn't reinstalled) lol….Peace from Calgary bro !
Florida the holiday state, for your next holy day come to Florida the holiday state.
What about the small oring in the package ??
Happy Father's Day 💙
President DeSantis and Vice President Rainman 🙌 2024
The vids are great, you seem to enjoy yourself. No parts cannon, no extra unneeded work, nice to see. Did I see a small O ring with the oil filter ?
What you need is a set of sockets with a magnet built in them so you can get those hard to get bolts and screws without dropping them
Shop towel to the rescue 😂😂😂 beautiful
Trans dipstick warning label?
Your “Wobblies” are neat. Have you ever tried a flex shaft drive? I do enjoy your videos, I am glad when I worked on engines you could reach the spark plugs without all the hassle. 🙂
Besides a thorough engine bay cleaning requirement – the vehicle also needs
a wheel alignment and some respectable tyres – such as GOOD YEAR – PIRELLI
or other reputable brand.
Only seven minutes into the video and it appears that the owner has any maintenance
done as a last resort – rather than ongoing preventative maintenance.
I wonder how the owner would feel if Airlines only did aircraft maintenance as a last
resort ?
More concerned over a tyre pressure warning light than whee alignment and a partly
worn tyre. — Tyre pressure is important and equally so is the running gear.
Perhaps their life is only worth seven cents.
If you wash the engine before you start you can keep your hands cleaner. Just goes to show that a high mileage Lexus stays in better shape than a low mileage Chrysler but those TPM's will drive you crazy with the crazy prices to keep them up.
It's those damn engineers. They design cars but never worked on them.
Lmao that filter is super cheap
One thing I have learned from your videos Ray, Flashlight magnets are useless.
I thought Japanese cars were easy to work on…not this one…its a crazy maze…1st day I saw a double woobly at work😆😆
I went out and purchased some brake cleaner just for the heck of it.
"It's either gonna work or it's not" – words of legends
Gravity you sure it's not dark matter or dark energy, science isn't sure anymore
Great stuff. Is that Silicon grease that you put on the ignition plug leads before putting on the plugs
I was in awe when a Cadillac DeVille took one quart per cylinder
Toyota and their cartridge filters. A pox on your house…
0w20… oof.
Id put in 5w30. These super thin oils really exist because they improve engine efficiency.
How the hell is that one Hankook in the rear basically new and the other tire is completely trashed? New tires go on in pairs!
I come here for the brake-cleaner spray 🙂
What did you spray on that battery?
Here's the thing with filling oil – the manufacturer takes into account residiual oil so long as you use their recommended drain method (increasingly sucking it out over draining it)
If you fill 'to your experience' and the engine dies – you have to take responsibility
If you fill to the recommended amount (using the recommended method) – and the engine dies – not your problem at all
Fixing cars is a blame-heavy job – you touched it, you own it – you know this Ray – you have to cover your ass sometimes…
I now take pictures of some cars before I work on em to show marks/damage/missing bits – such is the way
Boy that was a high dollar car wash I hate to see the hot wax and vacuum
Very detailed video. Thanks for recording 👍
God its no wonder why some mechanics say they've done it when they haven't…..!
Opinions are like assholes…. everyone has one.
Very cool, very professional. Next time I am in Florida on my winter get-away, I am gonna request you to service my Toyotas
Why didn't you video the rear-end, transmission, and transfer case fluid exchange
hard to do in the air , but bump that car over and let it idle for 5 seconds……another quart will drain and it will evacuate the oil in the filter…….great video…..
Would you rather work on a '67 Impala 283 / power-glide with an engine you can actually see or a modern car with electronics and an engine you have trouble finding???
"Never leave home without your towel." or words to that effect. Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy.
Ray, why chase falling COP bolts? Why not just get a set of magnetic sockets?
I only recently invented this tip and feel foolish for being decades late with it: when unscrewing a screw or small bolt/nut I fear might make a break for it, I put my "pencil" magnetic pickup tool right next to it as I'm undoing it, that way, when it has come loose, it goes to the magnet.
Lang Tools make simple plastic/magnet inserts for normal sockets to make them magnetic, push 'em in, push' em out. Cheaper and take up very little tool chest space, but need more fiddly time than a pro might want to mess with.
Sarcasm is a form of anger, you reaching for irony Raymond,u welcome.