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[dsk1969]

2002 Tundra 4x4 V-8
Looking for advice on improvements!!!

[scm0821]

Hi all. My name is Craig and I am the proud owner of a B E A Utiful 2000 Tundra Limited and am looking to make a few more mods. The truck came with a Borla exhaust and I recently added a K&N FIPK myself (love the sound).

[SAM3040]

Hey yall, new member/first timer, got a couple Toyota's but need help my 2001 Tundra, have reason to believe dryer came apart and I am attempting to pull the evaporator to inspect the expansion block for blockage. Anyone able to direct me on the removal procedures or a good site that may provide some clear direction to a backyard mechanic.

Any assistance would be appreciated

sam3040

[mcphee]

Hey all my name is Mcphee I Just purchased a 2005 Tundra double cab and I love it, And Im happy to be a member.

[stans03]

Hello everyone. My name is Stanley and I own an 03 Sequoia. I've had it for about eight months now and love it. I saw this forum and thought, "I need to jump on here and see what I can find". I have been looking into putting an OEM Nav system in my ride. So I'll probably drop a post about that later.

[sdfinestTRD]

Wassup all,

I got a 04 DC tundra. I love it. My name is Kevin. I need to get some mods for my baby. I was wondering if a 03 access cab tundra AEM Brute Force Intake will fit my 04 dc tundra. Does anybody know.

[guitaraggiechick]

So hey. I used the crap outta these forums to get info before I bought my '05 Tundra a few days ago, and now I've used it even more cuz y'all know how to PLAY. Unfortunately I'm poor (recent grad...whoop), so it may take awhile. Anyway, yay for giving me something to do when I get stuck in the office. Thanks and gig 'em! Meg

[stjohnma]

Hello all, I purchased a 2006 Tundra 4x4 quad cab last year and I love it. Looking forward to throwing a lift and some wheels onto in in the very near future. Very new to Toyota's and this forum. Though it looks like I won't have any issues finding the info that I need here. Thanks everyone. STJ

[Tomato Farmer]

Hi Gang -

I'm just a poor, dumb tomato farmer....

Bought my 2006 Tundra Double Cab 4X4 SR5 almost one year ago.
Salsa Red with light gray cloth (now leather...)

Here is the "Annual Report" or the "State of the Tundra".....

Got it at Toyota of Tampa Bay through their internet sales dept for $27,000. Had to "arm wrestle" them a bit to get them down to reality....(Traded in my 2005 Honda Pilot... great riding SUV but it sucks on the farms in the sand... no real 4X4 guts.... and the towing capacity is terrible..... Same for the Honda Ridgeline.... no guts....)
The Toyota is a REAL truck....

Added Stainless Steel (the good SS, not the cheap SS) side step bars ( ebay) and heavy duty in channel window vents ( ebay) and an Undercover Bed cover. Added cheap air horns.

At 10,000 miles I changed the light grey cloth interior over to LEATHER.....for $300. Installed it myself (done this lots of times for other cars and friends cars). (Anyone want the old cloth covers.........? Make me an offer $$$....)

Modified the electrical outlets by wiring an additonal 12v socket for my cell phone so now it stays on ALL the time. Added a Beltronics RX-65 Radar detector (the best...).

I run Mobil 1 "extended" synthetic oil. Gas mileage on the highway is 17 mpg consistently. NO PROBLEMS for the first year. Never been to a dealer.
Have 28,000 on the odometer in the first year. Just changed the wiper blades last week.

We have a weekend place 2 1/2 hours away in Hog Valley, Florida (right next to the yet to be famous "Pig Pen Saloon"...) and go there every other weekend to go ATVing in the Ocala National Forest.

My Tundra DC hauls the big trailer with 4 ATV's; or the other trailer for the two Honda Jet Skis without a problem. This truck has moved houses, hauled monstrous stuff, pulled out HUGE 12" posts and 12"-14" stumps from the ground and barely strains with the 4.7 motor.
I love this truck.

FYI, I work for the largest grower of fresh market tomatoes in North America. We have farms in Florida, Georgia, Maryland, Virginia, California and Mexico. 15,000 employees. I'm the Director, Risk Management & Insurance. I am always out on one of the farms in my Tundra and if I had enough traction I could go up the side of a tree........

Additionally, I autocross one of my Miata's. I am the Head Tech Inspector for the autocross club. If it has 4 wheels and it's broke, I can fix it.....

Used to restore classic Mustang convertibles. The last one was a 1973 which is one of the hardest to find parts for.....

Oh yeah, I won my local Soap Box Derby back in 1969; and then lost first place at Akron by 22/100's of a second.....probably started me off with my love of vehicles.

But then, I'm just a poor, dumb tomato farmer.....

Mike Benishek, Pd.T.F.
Ellenton, Florida
tomato_farmer@yahoo.com
mike.benishek@sunripeproduce.com

[guitaraggiechick]

So hey. I used the crap outta these forums to get info before I bought my '05 Tundra SR5 (Access V8) a few days ago, and now I've used it even more cuz y'all know how to PLAY. Unfortunately I'm poor (recent grad...whoop), so it may take awhile. Anyway, yay for giving me something to do when I get stuck in the office. Thanks and gig 'em! Meg

[Tomato Farmer]

Hi Gang -

I'm just a poor, dumb tomato farmer....

Bought my 2006 Tundra Double Cab 4X4 SR5 almost one year ago.
Salsa Red with light gray cloth (now leather...)

Here is the "Annual Report" or the "State of the Tundra".....

Got it at Toyota of Tampa Bay through their internet sales dept for $27,000. Had to "arm wrestle" them a bit to get them down to reality....(Traded in my 2005 Honda Pilot... great riding SUV but it sucks on the farms in the sand... no real 4X4 guts.... and the towing capacity is terrible..... Same for the Honda Ridgeline.... no guts....)
The Toyota is a REAL truck....

Added Stainless Steel (the good SS, not the cheap SS) side step bars ( ebay) and heavy duty in channel window vents ( ebay) and an Undercover Bed cover. Added cheap air horns.

At 10,000 miles I changed the light grey cloth interior over to LEATHER.....for $300. Installed it myself (done this lots of times for other cars and friends cars). (Anyone want the old cloth covers.........? Make me an offer $$$....)

Modified the electrical outlets by wiring an additonal 12v socket for my cell phone so now it stays on ALL the time. Added a Beltronics RX-65 Radar detector (the best...).

I run Mobil 1 "extended" synthetic oil. Gas mileage on the highway is 17 mpg consistently. NO PROBLEMS for the first year. Never been to a dealer.
Have 28,000 on the odometer in the first year. Just changed the wiper blades last week. That's the only thing I've had to replace.

We have a weekend place 2 1/2 hours away in Hog Valley, Florida (right next to the yet to be famous "Pig Pen Saloon"...) and go there every other weekend to go ATVing in the Ocala National Forest.

My Tundra DC hauls the big trailer with 4 ATV's; or the other trailer for the two Honda Jet Skis without a problem. This truck has moved houses, hauled monstrous stuff, pulled out HUGE 12" posts and 12"-14" stumps from the ground and barely strains with the 4.7 motor.
I love this truck.

FYI, I work for the largest grower of fresh market tomatoes in North America. We have farms in Florida, Georgia, Maryland, Virginia, California and Mexico. 15,000 employees. I'm the Director, Risk Management & Insurance. I am always out on one of the farms in my Tundra and if I had enough traction I could go up the side of a tree........

Additionally, I autocross one of my Miata's. I am the Head Tech Inspector for the autocross club. If it has 4 wheels and it's broke, I can fix it.....

Used to restore classic Mustang convertibles. The last one was a 1973 which is one of the hardest to find parts for.....

Oh yeah, I won my local Soap Box Derby back in 1969; and then lost first place at Akron by 22/100's of a second.....probably started me off with my love of vehicles.

But then, I'm just a poor, dumb tomato farmer.....

Mike Benishek, Pd.T.F.
Ellenton, Florida
tomato_farmer@yahoo.com
mike.benishek@sunripeproduce.com

[amp36206]

I'm a new owner of a 2000 Tundra that I purchased from a private seller. It came with a hidden hitch and 7 pin connector ready to go. However, I have a brake controller and I'm trying to figure out how to wire it in. There's not an obvious connector under the dash or in the glove box. I called two separate Toyota dealers and they were no help at all. They "don't do that kind of work". Any help would be appreciated.

[big_o_]

Thank you for having me in this forum, I look forward to gathering information and sharing also. A BIG Texas welcome.

[dlotundra]

Hi there. I just bought 04 Tundra DC Limited with TRD, Leather, Sunroof, and Tow Pkg. I love it so far. Getting to put some Bridgestone Revos on it this week and 17" rims.

[916tundra]

Hi, I've been a tundra owner for two years. Just got my refund check and looking forward to fixin up my truck. I'm new to lifting trucks. Much help would be appreciated.