Re: 2002 Tundra Can you diagnose? Bringing to Dealership
I live in Maine and we are using ~10% ethanol in the gas but we have been using that percentage for a while. I occasionally put fuel system cleaner in the tank about every 10,000 miles or so.
I checked the air filter and MFS and they are very clean. The AF is a few months old.
Would a fuel injector issue or a Timing Belt slightly off cause the check engine light to come on? If the Timing Belt being off wouldn't, I would be surprised but have been surprised before. Listening to the engine is sounds like there is a lot more metal movement/ contact sounds.
Could I be the first on this forum or anywhere that I've read to have Timing Belt issues with less than 90,000 miles?
I brought my Tundra to the dealer and I'm sure I'll find out soon. I would just love someone here to put a finger on it first.
If the dealer says it's the timing belt, I would like to bring it home and do it myself. Do I risk it? Any more thoughts?
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