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[2006trdd]

Hello, this is the first time I post here on the forum. I bought a 2006 4x4 Taco, access cab TRD off road last September. It already has 22000 miles. The color is bright red. I was moving and I drove the truck from VA to OR last April. I got up to 23 mpg while driving accross the Nevada deserts and the truck has been perfect!

[BubbafromTX]

Hey yall, new the fourm, 3rd Toyota truck in a row though, I just cant buy anything else, I have an 07 Doublecab prerunner V6, leveled my tacoma this weekend, with 265/75/16 BFG all terrains.

[Mrcrowley]

Hello All,
My name is Jim Crowley and I own a 2000 tundra sr5 extra cab. This is my main vehicle for work and recreation. I also own a 2000 chevy silverado k3500 8.1 litre duel wheel dump I use for big towing ..Wish I had known toyota was making a bigger vehicle for bigger towing ohh well the Silverado serves me well. BUT anyway great to be here and hope you can help me with some of my Tundra ?. later for now.

[jersey joe jr]

Hi to everyone. Found your site when I was looking for information about my 2007 Highlander. Need info about VSS wiring and it seem your site has the answers. Will check back often for tech info

[semicircular]

Hello everyone,
I own a 2001 tacoma xtracab 4x4. I drove my first car, a used 1989 Ford escort for 10years, so when I bought my tacoma new in 2001 I pledged to drive it for at least 20 years. Six years later I still feel like I'm breaking the truck in. Hopefully this great forum will inspire me to surpass my goal.

Robert

[KenVB]

Hi all,

I'm Ken. I don't have a Tacoma just yet, but I am actively looking. I have my eyes set on a double cab 4x2 PreRunner with a TRD pkg. Looking to get one within the next 2 weeks.

[007Tacoma]

Hello, I am Mark. I bought my Tacoma in Houston in January just before moving to San Antonio. I have an 007' Tacoma PreRunner AccessCab SR5(#2) 2.7L I4 with the 5 speed manual transmission. It has everything I could get on it.

I love this forum! It is a great source of information.

[iggy07]

Aloha,

I have an '06 4-dr Tacoma. Glad this forum exists.

I just made the bonehead "maintenance" move of draining the ATF. I was gonna change the oil, took off the wrong plug, noticed it was ATF, but figured, Ah, I'll just let this drain and put in new. I remembered reading that only about 2 qts are in there. But BUMMERZ!!! I started getting the bad news when the guy at the shop said he didn't recognize the atf oil that showed up as recommended for this truck. Went back and actually read the manual (Why do I only do that AFTER the screwup?!) and realized it's dealer-only stuff. CRAPPOLAZ!!!

So I'll go in tomorrow (yes, with my wife's car; not my truck) and pick up the fluid and possibly the new gasket and o-ring if needed. If the electrical side (sst/shorting leads...) seems too difficult, I'll take it to the dealer after putting in the fluid.

I was a little relieved to see on my search of this site that I'm not the only muttonhead to do this. Thanks much for the info. Hopefully, this will all be a bad memory come tomorrow afternoon.

Iggy07

[that1guy]

wazz up

Im Avram, ive had my truck for a yr now, but i just found out about this forum. so far i haven't been disappointed with either. this is my second taco, already broke it in on the 4x4 trails, and i can honestly say that tacoma's kick A$$.

looking to do a lift kit down the line (not sure of a 3 or 6 inch, depends on what i can justify) so if anyone has any advice on types and size lemmy know. i dont 4x4 often, but when i do, i like to tear up the trails

[mkg@advnet.net]

My first Tacoma (2nd Toyota if my Pontiac vibe, I mean converted Toyota Matrix counts).

[Dunkdog79]

Hello,
I’m new here and I've had my Tacoma S-runner since I bought it new in 2001. I love it. I just installed new front rotors, pads and repacked the bearings. It was my first rotor job ever and I pulled it off. I was getting shakes when braking and it turned out that it was my rotors causing all the shakes and rattles. Well I should have figured that was the cause because I ran metal to metal with the pads one time in 02. The rotors were all scratched and scored, but for the last 5 years I would just replace pads more often to compensate. This was because I was always afraid to do the job or pay for it $$$. A tight budget will make you motivated and creative real quick.

After the finishing touch of balancing my tires, my Taco's alignment is spot on and it brakes smooth as a whistle now. No more shakes.
Chris

[thunder_pkg]

Just sold my '96 Tacoma and am waiting on an '08.
I am so ramped about the new truck that I Googled and found this site.
Great board with very pertinent topics.
Can't wait for the '08!!!
Cheers from Nova Scotia.

[LionsFan]

Hello, I am a proud new owner of a 2007 Tacoma DC. I am loving the truck. I just passed the 100 mile mark, I have only had the truck 2 weeks.

[AZ Warrior]

Heh- a Mesa Toy freak.

Hi All,
Just did the regy thing, Got my Tacoma about 3 1/2 weeks ago.
<converted Nissan Owner.

Did the mud flap thing w/the Dealer after a week.
Looking at K&N Intake kits, pricing various exhaust setups.

[05 Taco, V6, 2x, trailer package, 4dr/ shrt bed]
where has this been all my life?

Oh, guys,
This Subscription thing you push, Why not a 7 day trial to see if it's anything a guy / girl might be interested in using?
I might be interested, but not knowing if it's of any use, How do I know?

[Frozen Tundra]

Hello everyone,

I just purchased a 2003 Toyota Tundra limited access cab. I love it already. It has a Borla dual exhaust, a borla air filter, and boy does it look and sound great. It's black on black with black leather interior. The guy who had it before me took super care of it. Not a scratch on it anywhere. I had a ford before this truck and it was a good truck but I really enjoy driving the Tundra.

This web site is great. I look forward to reading all the post etc... It sure has been a awesome site to get info.

James