What have you done to your 2nd gen Tundra today?

Just noticed this? Anyone have a clue what the reason could be?

 

Yeah heater will have the difference, leave the radiator cap open, truck on, heat on full blast but no defroster, let it run and all the air in the system will bubble out, if you get a coolant bleeder it’ll help a ton, they’re only like $20, we use them at the shop almost everyday

https://a.co/d/cz8axZu

 

Probably dealer added feature like all weather mats or whatever..

@joseph_womack , thank you gang! I kept cap off while truck was running with heat before going for a ride and some bubbles came out. When I ran out of coolant to add, i closed cap and went to ride around town for errands.

 

Could be anything as simple as gluing in a bedliner. Mine has one of those stickers too, it reads 0lbs/kgs, my guess is that it was put on by whoever repaired the back end after she had a big bang.

 

You would think there would be an element of materiality. Anything under 25lbs should be ignored.

 

You just got all the accountants, data crunchers and legal eagles grinding their teeth.

 

Not if you are OCD about overloading your pickup and wondering if you should take that box of floss with you or make a second trip.

 

Well, this sucks...
(Pun?)
She is cooling and sucking all my precious coolant away. I knew it would get a little low when cooled, but not this low! Picking up another jug tomorrow. I guess that explains my capacity/fill discrepancy.(and no, it's not on the ground underneath the truck)

 

Do you think they factor in the weight of the sticker when they calculate the amount to put on the sticker?

 

Steelies!

 

327456 miles a new starter

 

That's incredible! Gang, I have sort of related question. If I don't start very often, does it mean my started will last longer?

 

What’s the link for that?

 

Making the leap to 37’s?

 

Setting aside any damage caused by the elements, yes 100%.

 

I wish I were…I’m getting damaged wheels repaired

 

You could just add water instead

 

Distilled, de-ionized water isn't real easy to find.
Toyota super long life isn't available as a concentrate, supposedly it's really picky about impurities.
That said, I added distilled water to my sienna a few years ago. It has not exploded into flames.

 

Is that damage from wheeling?

 

I'll have to take some pictures soon, since the website's install guide is for a 2014+, but here's the link to the calibrator itself

https://hypertech.com/products/speedometer-calibrators-inline-part-730120?variant=41503214928067

 

We do it all the time at the shop for every make and model car, it’ll be perfectly fine

 

It's too clean; has to be from a machine...

 

Awesome. I used to want to do this until I realized how much gas I could buy for the cost of a new tank.

 

Is that irony?

 

Icon Stage 8 on!

 

Black plastic bag in the truck bedor this..



Please don't do that, gang.

 

Correct this is damage from the tire changing machine at pep boys…carelessness really



Kinda digging the steelies now. I’m gonna clean them up and repaint them while the methods are out for repair.

 

The way the machines work these days folks almost have to go out of their way to damage wheels.... Kinda ridiculous!!

 

My steel wheels look unholy after changing tires twice during its life. Sam's club also torqued the nuts so hard I had to jump on the wrench like a rabbit to loosen them up.

 

... but typical these days!!!