How concerning?

68k, how concerning would this be. Rolled under the truck this weekend to do just a visual inspection of everything. Drives normal, just had time so I figured why not look under to see hows everything.

 

2nd pic

 

Personally I would have it looked at, it would bother me.

But I would see what more experienced members say.

 

clean with some brake cleaner and keep an eye on it. If it leaks in another 3-5k, replace it.

 

Yea all stock, and I'm the same way, might be old might not. Im the second owner amd only had for 3 weeks now. Everything is super clean, that's why it stood out.

 

Was thinking the same, only having the truck for 3 weeks, didnt know if its something super alarming. Def wanna replace it because the obvious, shouldn't be leaking. But I can imagine what the quote going to be lol

 

Im the same, I try and catch things at the slightest start. I dont need a snowball effect

 

Pick your priorities wisely, if the fluid is full you might get another year or two out of it and get a better ROI of the funds elsewhere to help cover the cost of the repair.

 

Did you buy from a dealership or person if dealership you don’t have at least a 30 day warranty?

 

Yea I just did this job on a first gen Tacoma a few months ago. Took me about 45 minutes from start to finish. Doubt the process is significantly different or more difficult for a 2/2.5 Gen Tundra. And it will only require basic hand tools.