2000 tundra gas pedal

Awhile back we were riding in the truck and hit some black ice and went into a mountain I could post pictures of the crash maybe it was the family truck for a along time so after the crash I asked if I could have it to fix it and now we’re here I forgot to mention but the truck almost have 500k miles

 

I think this might be the part you're looking for. Hard to tell from the diagrams, but it would be worth a call to Toyota Parts Dept.
https://parts.camelbacktoyota.com/oem-parts/toyota-support-bracket-5150134020
I think it is still going to need to be welded to the frame after the old one is cut off. Needs to be precise.

 

Sooner or later you need to ask yourself; "Is this really worth it?" Is the frame even straight? How long has it been sitting? What other unseen problems are you going to run into? Let's see a picture of this thing. You're obviously here for advice. If you want mine, I would walk away from it. That's from just the little bit that I know about it. Sounds like it could be a huge money pit.

 

It might be the part but I can’t get 500 dollars

 

There's your answer.

 

This is my first car I don’t really have much else to do with it other than fix it it’s been sitting for like 1-2 maybe three months

 

Maybe cheaper to find the front half a frame and weld that on

 

Can you weld and fabricate?

 

I cannot but my uncle is a diesel mechanic so I could probably get him to do it

 

Do you mean take the mount off or put the whole frame on it?

 

And my old man is a television repairman, he's got this ultimate set of tools. -Jeff Spicoli

 

aaahhhhh....now i see why the floor mat is a bit askew, but was that before or after going into a mountain?

i’m just giving you a hard time there FT. Welcome to the forum.

 

Oh really I got a tv that needs repair how could I contact him?

 

Before you get too deep into repairing, you may want to read the first two replies of this thread: https://www.tundras.com/threads/so-you-wanna-buy-just-bought-a-1st-gen-tundra-eh.115928/

Even if you didn't just buy this, even if you're not looking, it'll probably help you get some perspective on fixing it, and it'll give you warnings about parts you need to avoid or be careful about.

 

Whole frame lol if you created enough of an impact to BREAK the shock tower. I doubt your frame is even in good shape. Do some more digging into the truck. Truthfully, from the info you've provided, this truck may not be worth the time.

 

Google "Fast Times at Ridgemont High".

 

Phoebe Cates what

 

I haven’t really been able to get a good look at it as my driveway is super muddy so I can’t jack the truck up to get the tire off to even look at just going with what my step dad told me

 

Workings on cars is 2 things.
1) pain
2) dirty


Get muddy. Earn your man card.

 

Maybe you should have a serious conversation with your step dad, and ask him why he isn't fixing the truck. I've got two guesses. 1) Time. 2) Money.
Sounds like you might have the former but not the latter. Again, this thing is sounding like a money pit.

 

Well the reason he isn’t fixing it is cause he doesn’t have money but that’s also cause he has to pay bills and things like that if all I have to do is put 700 into it I would gladly do that cause it’s cheaper than buying a new car

 

Well I would get muddy but I physically can’t see anything till I get the truck jacked up and to do that I’ll need solid ground

 

Where did you get this number? Just to give you an idea of true numbers, I bought my FGT with 87,000 miles on it, and immediately put $850 into it to get it to where I was confident in it. And that was doing the work myself. That was timing belt, tensioner, idler pulleys, water pump, serpentine belt, tensioner, idler pulley, and shocks. And this truck drove, but was old. To think you're going to put $700 into this is a pipe dream. With what you've already told us, just by quick math, you've easily already blown your budget. Sorry to rain on your parade here bud, but you might have to let this one go. Be honest with yourself now, save yourself a whole lot of pain later.

 

Well the parts I need are 237 and if I was to buy that mount from the same website it would be around 700 the truck didn’t have anything wrong with it and the only thing that was affected in the crash was the front left tire it was the only thing that hit the bull bar saved the front so I think it’s in the budget bud

 

Ok. Have fun.