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You should enter the VIN of the Tundra you had a year or two ago into Carmax or Carvana and so on to see if they would buy it? just out of curiosity.

Its like p!ss!ng into the wind i doubt Toyota even listens to its customers at this point.

If Toyota was smart they would just bite the bullet and install complete dressed engines that way the dealer could just pull the cab off remove the old engine and install the new dressed engine to the trans and transfer case and be done with it, expensive as hell, yes, but also faster.

Any idea when the Silverado redesign is coming? I am thinking we will see it at the end of 2025 as a 2026.

The last a heard 82% of people cant afford a new vehicle and its surely going to get worse, hello cheap Chinese cars.

For crying out loud just put a $5 engine dipstick and a $5 transmission dipstick on the $70,000 truck, would the extra $10 break the budget?

I think the problem with the 2.7 liter turbo in the GM full size trucks is GM forgot to add on two extra cylinders, people hear four cylinder in a full size truck and they blank out, me included. At least Ram knew enough to make theirs a proper inline six, which brings up a thought, I wonder if...

Hmm Toyota getting ready to crank out more replacement Tundra engines? https://whnt.com/news/huntsville/toyota-announces-expansion-to-bring-350-new-jobs-to-huntsville-plant/

I have been wondering what the story with the old barn in the screen shot was (the white building in the middle of the screen shot) and a guy showed up to where i work to get a replacement telephone cable pedestal to replace the one his cows knocked over and we got to talking and he lives up the...

It will be interesting to see the Tundra sales numbers over the next few months.

Another thing, doesn't the warranty department communicate with the engineering department and tell them, hey we have had twenty (or whatever number) engines replaced with the same problem you guys should fly out there and figure out what the problem is ASAFP and figure this out, don't come...

I hate to type this but you would have to a loon to buy a Tundra or any Toyota/Lexus with this engine at this point, someone in another forum brought up a good point as to why Toyota did not recall the 2024 Tundra's too as Toyota would have to put a stop sale order on all of the Tundra's in...

I was wondering about an engineering issue because it looks like the engines built in Japan are failing too, unless Toyota uses the same cleaning procedure after machining in the USA and Japanese built engines.

I am a little suspicious of the debris story, is Toyota trying to use the debris explanation to cover up a bad engineering issue with the engine? Another thing too, is this recall going to cover the Japanese built engines for vehicles built in Japan too?

I must be old school I just use my phone and put it in the dash in front of the tachometer.

The engineers were not thinking with their dipsticks.

Another picture of the tree that was growing through the rear bumper.

The neighbor bought one and the other one will be sold or traded for a Toyota or Nissan pickup if someone want to trade.

When you are chasing the 20% of the population that can afford a new vehicle pickins are mighty slim.

We saved two more 50s GM trucks from the crusher.