Tundra engine recall - interesting news

LOL This is funny as shit! I’m just chilling with a cold one.

 

Chilling with a cold one after sarcastically congratulating a guy for taking time out of his day to post ONE video to prove you wrong. What do you do? Post TWO videos. I hope the irony doesn’t go unnoticed.

 

Thats how forums worked correct?? Or am I mistaken?

 

Looks like some almonds got activated in here.

Continue, plz.

 

Ok, let me try explain this as simple as possible Nick. It’s called being a hypocrite. In your specific case, you can’t grind your gears for something someone else did and then do the exact same thing. The one video vs. two video thing specifically. The whole pot calling the kettle black and whatnot. You have an opinion and you’re entitled to it, but so does everyone else. And like I said before, I don’t know what you expected would happen with singing the praises of the 2.7 on a 3rd gen Tundra forum?

 

I had Fords forever. Live in KY and they supply so many jobs here. Loved that generator that they have. I used it to power part of my house when we lost power in a storm.

Tried this with my Tundra, would not power
They need to do better. Plus OMG this ticking time bomb of an engine.

 

Dude give it a rest! At this point the only person looking bad is you.

 

You're in the wrong thread. There's a different one for all the shit talking Ford fanboys.

 

This is the thread that convinced me to buy a 3rd gen.

 

we are going the wrong way here guys, we are already down to a 3.4L and now we are talking about a 2.7.

lets at least talk about the 5.7 and a toyota for our shit stirring, lol.

displacement conversations are now limited to at a least 3.4L, go big or go home

 

I was having flashbacks, lol.

Here ford lovers, keep your shit in one spot at least

There is 243 pages of worthless shit talking here to keep you busy

https://www.tundras.com/threads/2022-tundra-vs-2022-f-150-opinion.98975/

 

I must add. I live in Ky., my son works at Ford truck plant, my best friend works at truck plant as well. I get A plan discounts, BUT. After having 2 Superduties, the last one being a 2019 diesel, only 30K miles, 12 recalls, oil leak, death wobble, no end in sight. I'm done. I'll take my chance with Toyota which is WAY more reliable. No one is perfect, but damn.

 

Seems like some folks just love arguing on the internet with total strangers. Never made sense to me but to each their own...

 

Looks like it’s happening. Pretty crappy Toyota continues to make hybrid owners take a short block rebuild instead of a long block swap like they are doing for the recall…

https://www.tundras.com/threads/3-4-i-force-engine-failures.121107/page-3#post-3741591

 

Didn’t someone on here say they weren’t shipping out long blocks yet?

 

Damn

https://youtube.com/shorts/a3QkbTgVq5I?si=kS_SVXm8E418ewMH

 

sounds like a 1978 Deutz tractor. Send it!!!

 

Nice to see the long blocks out in the wild. Hoping none of them go down like we saw with some of the short block rebuilds.

 

Complete engine assemblies are going to minimize the damage the alcoholic apprentice tech who drew the short straw doing the short block job while trying to beat the warranty flat rate clock can inflict...

 

From some of the recent posts on the interwebs, it looks like they are pulling the cabs off the frames to replace the engine.

 

Pulling the cab is pretty standard task for a truck shop.

 

Lanz Bulldog with hot bulb ignition.

 

Sounds like they may be starting on some of the recalled vehicles.

 

So true, I don't know about Toyota but I had someone like that work on my vehicle in a repair shop, the guy looked high and was 30 minutes late for my appointment, I was going to tell the front desk guy that I was going to take my vehicle someplace else, but since my vericle was already in the repair bay I decided to let him do his thing. It was truly a scary experience. I never went back to that place.