Haynes Manuals FINALLY Updated Through 2019!

Hi,

Love these manuals! Gave up hope of seeing one for my 2019 as it stopped updates at 2014 but I just discovered a new edition that's through 2019! Just ordered so can't comment on it yet

If you still like having one of these on hand here yas go!

$33 Toyota Tundra 2007 thru 2019 and Sequoia 2008 thru 2019 Haynes Repair Manual: All 2WD and 4WD models

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/162092367X/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

 

Hmm, wonder if it's real? They don't have that listed on the Haynes website.

https://haynes.com/en-us/car-manuals/toyota

EDIT: Actually the link for the 2007-14 has both 2014 and 2019 mentioned, so not sure. I sent them an email.

 

Is it a book full of tundras.com and YouTube links?

 

Here was their reply:

Good morning, the print manual covers up to 2019 and the online manual covers up to 2014 for now.

Thank you,
Customer Service
Haynes Manuals
805-498-6703

 

FYI, unless you're getting free shipping from Amazon it's actually cheaper to buy directly from the Haynes website.

 

Marmalard- you rock!! Just ordered mine. Amazon is now down to 3 copies!

 

People don't read the manual....do they actually read these? Like @Pudge said...prob just 1 page long with links to youtube/tundras.com/fb pages.

 

The purchase came with a 14-day free trial for the online version if anyone has an 07-14 that needs it. Just shoot me a PM.

 

Thanks for the head up, I downloaded some basic maintenance PDFs from Toyotas tech website but would be cool to have a full manual if its any good. Let us know, take some pics. For it to cover that many years and two vehicles I'd think it would need to be more than one book but guess we'll see.

 

I honestly think for the most part, 07 and up tundra and sequoias are the same minus a few obvious things. But i believe same frame/motor/trans/dif/gears/etc. May as well make just one. With it being basically all the "Gen 2"(yes...i know some people call the 2014 and up tundras the 3rd gen instead of a refresh), we won't need another book until new generation comes out. for $20, I may just go ahead and get it. Especially since I'm planning on keeping my paid off 2017 for a good bit

 

For the big stuff yes but the wiring has changed throughout the years. Different years have different colors for different years. When you go on Toyotas online tech site the amount of downloading you'd have to do to have every single difference between years and between two vehicles would me immense. Just think of the amount of extra wiring added just for TSS. Then there's the difference of 19+ not having a cooler upfront for the transmission. Push to start for 20+. The basic premise of the vehicle from 14-20 is the same but repair manual wise there is a so many minute details to cover that book would have to be enormous.

 

yea, the TSS added prob did add quite a bit(some of the reason I bought a 2017 over a 2018 lol). and yea i'd have to agree, there would be a lot of different downloads for a lot of the smaller stuff added/changed. good point

 

Post # 16 has link for the 2015 service manual (310mb). Paper would be much better though.
https://www.tundras.com/threads/2015-service-manual.7436/

 

The file doesn't seem to be there any longer.

 

my local library offers free access to the online versions, maybe yours does too?

 

lol...

 

http://www.mediafire.com/file/d6go8...Service_Repair_Manual_with_Bookmarks.pdf/file

 

Thanks for the heads up. I just purchased one on ebay for $19.90 + tax and free shipping. I like to have some sort of hard copy reference manual in the garage for all of my vehicles.

 

^^^ I did the same and had a $5 coupon. So $14.90 shipped. Pretty good deal to me.

 

I like to have the paper copy. I like to keep notes of things I've done and highlight passages that I need to remember like Oil capacities and what filter numbers I need. When I sell a vehicle or give it to a family member, I pass the book along. Usually when I get a new vehicle, a K+N air filter and floor mats are ordered before delivery.

 

Did you know that k&n filters allow more particles through than paper ones?

 

Think there will be a 2021 version? By and large for general service and maintenance, there shouldn’t be much if any changes between 2019 to 2021, am I correct?

 

Do you have any data to back that up? I've heard this rumor for years but have not seen any tests that prove it.

Dan

 

You're correct, but your post could use a correction

 

It's common knowledge, k&n are high flow filters. They allow more air in, with that comes more particles.

 

Data trumps "common knowledge". Show me the DATA.

Dan

 

Google is free man I'm not doing your leg work.

 

I have the online manual and have used it a couple of times on our 2014 and 2020. Honestly, I find Haynes is kind of generic and some of the stuff in the manual doesn't exactly match the Toyota service procedures. I've found that this website and YouTube does as good, if not better, job than the Haynes manual.

And to better answer your questions, most of the changes in 2019 to 2021 are electrical/tech items, which the manuals don't really cover well anyway.

 

Good to know. I’ll pass on it. Thanks. I’d like to get my hands on Toyota’s FSM but not sure what’s the best way to go about it.

 

I haven’t found a need to spend the coin on it yet as this forum is pretty good. We have some savvy guys here.

You can do a 2-day standard TIS subscription to get access to just about all of the technical information you need if needed.

https://techinfo.toyota.com/techInf...=ti_whats_tis&_nfpb=true#TIS Content Examples