Help with this

\ Anyone know whats going on here lol i appreciate any advice thanks!

 

Do you have any more info? Is it coolant, oil? Seeping, actively dripping? What else can you tell us?

 

Oil or coolant ?

 

We need more info!

V6? V8?
Is it seeping, dripping, or pouring?

 

V8. That’s not a VZ bell housing.

 

Nor a V6

When zooming in real close, sure ain't a bad leak if transmission.

 

lolllllll its a V8. I just noticed it. its seeping lightly, very lightly. coolant it appears to be

 

Try this thread https://www.tundras.com/threads/coolant-leak-found-on-rear-of-block.153911/

 

The valley has a drain at the back under the starter. Use a flashlight to look under the intake for leaks at the orings or the coolant cross over pipe gaskets

 

Check this out

https://www.tundras.com/threads/coolant-leak-bypass-pipe-o-ring.81275/#post-2055606

 

This community-created sticky thread is your starting point for all problems/help/information: https://www.tundras.com/threads/so-you-wanna-buy-just-bought-a-1st-gen-tundra-eh.115928/

This information, specifically, is in that thread:

• Coolant leaks: Three common causes: One is the is the gasket behind the thermostat housing, another is the coolant crossover at the rear of the block, and last but not least, old radiators is another source. Here's a list of things to check if you're losing coolant. For repairing the leak behind the t-stat housing, check this out. For the coolant crossover tube issue, you'll likely find coolant at back of the block, near where the trans and engine meet, check this reply for video/fix. This post is for leaks at t-stat housing/inlet neck. This reply contains links to three other off-brand/odbball leak cases. For radiator leaks, this is one example of a tiny one - always replace with Denso brand radiator, and know different cab types use different sizes, careful where you order, scAmazon especially tends to deliver damaged products often (RockAuto has a spotless record with forum members). Proactive radiator replacement is wise. The transmission line routes through the bottom of the radiator ... go look up "pink milkshake", it happens in these trucks.