I have a 2006 4 door Tundra. I just passed the 40,000 mile mark and The service required light has come on. Was it just bad timing and that light was going to come on no matter what mile or is it a timed thing that the light goes off because I hit the 40k mark. If anyone knows I would really appreciate any info. On if it is an automatic thing on these trucks when you pass 40k and or How to turn that thing off without going to the dealer?
Thanks to all.
I appreciate you help
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ScottDunton

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peterk5679

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kf4qvi

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I do tow 1-2 times a month.
Thanks
Rick

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