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Old 06-28-2007, 12:17 PM
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Wink Well goodbye Tundra I guess...

Looks like the only smart thing to do is get rid of the Tundra. Sure it has given me no problems. There are just too many problems with others. I cannot sleep at night thinking about the following:

The tailgate might not open
The cam might go
The bed might bounce more then a Ford
The leaf spring bolts are too small
Toyota has not released a commercial showing the Tundra hanging from a bed bolt.
The clock might lose time
The oil change has that damn protective shield that I have to remove and a different than the normal filter setup
The rear end might make noise
The Texas rims are out of balance
The gas gauge is not exact
The ABS works like it should
The hubs only have 5 lugs!!
The dash lights might go nuts when I add aftermarket stuff to the truck
The seatbelt buzzer.. nuff said
The stereo might eat my cd's and never work again
The keyfob might not work after I wash my truck


And I learned all of this on the internet, on tundrasolutions.com's Tundra section. In the first 3-4 pages!!

When will it end?

I miss the old TS
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Old 06-28-2007, 12:19 PM
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I cry myself to sleep every night thinking of what a mistake I made.
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Old 06-28-2007, 12:43 PM
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Looks like the only smart thing to do is get rid of the Tundra. Sure it has given me no problems. There are just too many problems with others. I cannot sleep at night thinking about the following:

The tailgate might not open
The cam might go
The bed might bounce more then a Ford
The leaf spring bolts are too small
Toyota has not released a commercial showing the Tundra hanging from a bed bolt.
The clock might lose time
The oil change has that damn protective shield that I have to remove and a different than the normal filter setup
The rear end might make noise
The Texas rims are out of balance
The gas gauge is not exact
The ABS works like it should
The hubs only have 5 lugs!!
The dash lights might go nuts when I add aftermarket stuff to the truck
The seatbelt buzzer.. nuff said
The stereo might eat my cd's and never work again
The keyfob might not work after I wash my truck


And I learned all of this on the internet, on tundrasolutions.com's Tundra section. In the first 3-4 pages!!

When will it end?

I miss the old TS
You should run out and buy a new Ford F-450 Dualy. This way you will be able to haul a bag of groceries home safely because you know your old Tundra is not fit carry any type of load safely because it's profits are sent overseas.
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Old 06-28-2007, 12:44 PM
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YES overseas, where all profit of TVs and electronics are sent, but no one cares about that.
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Old 06-28-2007, 12:48 PM
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Default Re: Well goodbye Tundra I guess...

here are a couple you left:

rear end noises
transmission problems
keyless entry only has a 3m working range
whistle noise from mirror

and my favorite

the ride is too rough, like a pick up truck!

That last one was almost the last straw. I am waiting for just one more before I take mine back.
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Old 06-28-2007, 12:49 PM
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How about " I bought a factory remote start that cost twice as much as the top of the one out today, and even though it says 80 ft, i want it to work longer!"
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Old 06-28-2007, 12:51 PM
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Don't forget about the height of the seat!

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O' yea, they get crummy mileage and if you say different you are a liar.
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Old 06-28-2007, 12:56 PM
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thats it I am gonna go trade this thing in today!!! I just can't believe the dash scratches soooooo easily and then you have to touch it up with a sharpie. F***ME what ever happened to the good old scratch proof dash that blinds you when the sun hits it just right??
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Old 06-28-2007, 12:58 PM
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****, I forgot. When its cold the dash rattle!!
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Old 06-28-2007, 12:59 PM
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Don't forget about the height of the seat!

Kirk

O' yea, they get crummy mileage and if you say different you are a liar.
Well up until you we were all being sarcastic...
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Old 06-28-2007, 01:08 PM
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YES overseas, where all profit of TVs and electronics are sent, but no one cares about that.
rednecks can afford LCD tvs?
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As long as you guys stay out of accidents that 4 star crash rating will be ok.
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I went to Pepboys the other day to pick up some stupid aftermarket accessories that add like 3000 hp.....nothing!?!
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As long as you guys stay out of accidents that 4 star crash rating will be ok.
Yeah, you be safe out there too!

I was think of posting nearly the same thing as the thread starter, but wasn't sure when the "issues" would hit critical mass, and cause me to abandon the Tundra on the side of the road.

Apparently Black GTS just "cracked" a little earlier than me...

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I gave my truck away because my truck had the possibility of coming up with any one of those problems.
Me too! I hope the same poor soul didn't end up with TWO of these crapboxes!
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