2006 TRD SRE

Hello,
I purchased my 2006 Toyota Tundra SR5 (not SRE) in 2018.
It ended up having engine issues and I had to have a valve job done.

Shortly after, I replaced the starter (which sucks because I found out it involves removing a lot of the same stuff as a valve job).

I’ve had issues with the secondary air injection pump, and installed a bypass kit.

I just replaced the 4WD actuator a month ago.

Last night (a snowy one here in michigan) my wife and I were going out. I put the truck in 4WD, and the Ka-Chunk seemed a little more harsh than normal, but I think I may have not let off the glass quick enough. (I’m not sure if this next thing is related, but I thought I’d give the sequence of events.)

1/4 mile later, my truck stalled and would not restart. No turn over. No clicking from the starter. Fan and all auxiliary lights came on, but nothing would engage. Battery is good as far as I know (waiting for father in law to come over with a tester).

I towed is home with my wife’s 2009 Honda Pilot.

Can a starter cause the truck to stall?

is there something special about this 2006 model that is prone to issues?

should inns posting these questions in another thread?

I’ve looked into this forum before, and it has been helpful. I figured with the number of issues I’ve had, it’s time to become part of the club.
Time to go search the archives.

Cheers!

 

Welcome from LA (Lower Alabama)! You will definitely get more responses by posting this to the 1st Gen forum and the Ask The Toyota Mechanic thread.

 

Thank you. I will do so.

 

Welcome from NY.