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Discussion in '1st Gen Tundras (2000-2006)' started by SavageIndian44, Aug 23, 2020.

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  1. Sep 3, 2020 at 9:10 AM
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    I bought the asin kit off Amazon but thermostat from the dealer and it came with the gasket
     
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    Typically t stat comes with the gasket, unless it’s oem. The bracket isn’t a bad idea if you can swing it. I personally did not replace mine to save some $. Do indeed do the SERP belt. The OEM for the serpentine belt is GATES
     
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    Awesome. That takes care of it. Ok. Gates it is. I will do it all. I like to save money as well but this is all worthwhile and potentially save issues down the road. Heck Id change radiator as well but nah. Looks great. This things never left Central CA so no issues like Im sure cold climate peeps have
    I paid very little for this very solid truck. Im considering this a great investment
    Thanks everyone!
     
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    First go around when I had a shop do my Timing Belt in 2012 (and didn’t replace radiator) guess what happened a year later? :rofl:

    Thats right. Leaky Radiator. They cost about $150 from Stealer if you change your mind.
     
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    Dude!! Haha. Too funny. Wonder if it was a case of fresh waterpump, better pressure etc.
    alright. Will look at that.
    Im not doing the work either, as Im just not wanting to screw up cam etc. i do most of my stuff, but not this. It is going to my fave mechanic.
     
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