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ARE is great, you won't be disappointed. Take a look at Leer as well if you're still in the research phase! -Austin

Happy to help!! -Austin

Same premise, not the same part number and I believe the routing is slightly different for the 4.0 vs 3.5, no issues on the continental belt at all!

@ cool, it is actually the same diagram for both engines which is cool, just took my old Belt off. Thanks!

@@MaxMuster-nj7wx 😆 ❤️

@@Leaptab I shouldn’t have honestly. Lets not 😌

@@stevensimpson6208 man I’ve dreamt of doing that! One day, one day 😎 thank you!

I really dug deep to try and find this, I was able to confirm the Lexus part number is 90345A0001 for the 2GRFKS, but I wasn't able to figure out what the Toyota part equivalent should be. Regardless, this should be the whole assembly and should fit on the Tacoma as well (same engine). -Austin

@@appleztooranges sure nuff! Fluid film and Vaseline

@ did NH oil on my third gen.

@@Hatchet-wy3vn you could always pay more for a base ranger or a top trim Colorado vs the a base or top trim taco 😎 all these trucks are expensive these days

@@PAOutlaw thank you! And I love me some 3rd gens 😎

@@ArtSleymaker thanks! As I’m not an avid off-roader and never plan to flex my truck to such extremes, I can’t say too much. However off-road and flex videos I’ve seen have put the taco at the head of the pack often. Don’t let this video sway you from a good truck. It’s an annoying thing, but not a dealbreaker IMO

Yeah, I don't put too much stock in all the Tacoma complaint videos (partly because all the trucks and Jeeps I'm considering buying have issues). Anyway, for those of us in the decision-making process, videos like yours are invaluable. Tacoma ranks at the top of my list for now (although the Wrangler is always nipping at its heels). I sure appreciate getting the benefit of your knowledge and experience with your new Tacoma. God bless you and your beautiful family!

@ thank you for the words brother! Yeah, it’s definitely a choosing game. Resale value is always a big key to me 😎

@@shianemi7595 I’m average length fingers but lean on the chunkier hand side

@@hothmobile100 what about all the Toyota turbo trucks worldwide?

@@teamoildrop You mean the older turbo diesel? Yeah that's a different animal. Cast Iron block for one thing. That's not the new cheaply made and overly complicated petrol engines.

@ thoughts on its success across dozens of platforms Lexus and Toyota since 2021 with virtually no turbo failures to report? Define cheap, and be specific please.

@@teamoildrop The waste gate issue on Tundra is the one at top of my mind. The 4 cylinder turbo on tacomas is too new to see how poorly it will last without expensive repairs. But they are building small all aluminum 4 cylinder turbo engines for Tacoma because it's cheaper than casting a larger 6 cylinder cast iron block engine. Plastic valve covers, etc. High fuel pressure does not play well with cheap plastic. I'm not saying other brands are better. They are worse. I'm just pointing out Toyota screwed customers over by wanting to save so much money with small aluminum 4 cylinders and sticking a turbo charger to make it powerful enough. People buy Toyotas for simplicity and reliability. This new Toyota brand is different. I don't understand why I have to explain this.

@@hothmobile100 I won’t fight you, you bring more knowledges to the comments then 9/10 others. Time will tell and hoping for continued excellence 😎 🤞 It’s a giant gamble to put this T24A-FTS and ONLY this engine in every 4Runner and taco going forward. We shall see.

Really just having an alignment performed where they make sure the steering wheel is aligned straight. Outside of that you could uninstall and reinstall the steering wheel on a different spline, but that’s not really the correct way to fix it. -Austin

Just depends on if you want the warranty associated with the lift or not. Tyler went with the peak design preload collar lift and really likes it! Much more budget friendly as well. www.peaksuspension.com/product-category/toyota/tacoma/24-tacoma/24-tacoma-suspension-kits/ -Austin

@ ok. Thank you Keep up the good work.

@@YTInnovativeSolution never heard of em! I’m surrounding by cheap pelicans due to my career, but I’ll look up nanuk 😎

@teamoildrop So far, I have model 904 in blue and model 915 in red. Next model will be for one of my laptops.

@ enter them! I’m about to do one for my drone 😎

@@christianmckinnie1109 thank you! 🍻

Hard topper for security, soft topper for weight and price. Softtopper brand is great. Leer and ARE are the two more stylish versions. You could also get a metal one, SmartCap or ALUcab are good brands for those. -Austin

30-50k and yes ideally but it isn't mission critical, it's a simple plastic valve. You can get beck & arnley ones on amazon that work great as well: amzn.to/3Q5goi8 -Austin

Glad you're enjoying your 3rd gen, keep her maintained well with all of our videos! -Austin

@teamoildrop I will definitely be checking out more of your content for sure. Very much appreciate you sharing your knowledge.

@@KosmicHRTRacingTeam mmhmm, this was mostly just for fun. Being the size of a lunchbox it’s hard length practical for my trucks storage and needs. Show us what you’ve made in the competition!

I’d make sure your AC is fully charged first. But if you’re in a warmer climate you could wire up some electric fans to a switch to help blow additional air over the condenser. Something like these: amzn.to/4aJUY3y -Austin

@@NWAHNTR like dragging a deer outta the woods kinda cardio

@@ZedRedDuece that is EXACTLY what it is 😎 build one!

@@hophead2342 🍻 😌

Likely damaged an ABS sensor, or possibly needs a zero point calibration. Unfortunately you won’t be able to know until you pull codes from the ECU to tell you what the system is seeing as the issue. -Austin

@@johncampbell4084 thank you brother! 😎

@@jtr109 I don’t disagree… but the fun is in the foam 😎

It would also make noise, and that I do disagree with

There’s actually not a standard “fuel filter” on the 2nd gen’s and newer that needs to be serviced. There is just a metal screen on the fuel sending unit in the tank itself that does not require servicing per Toyota. -austin

@@Salmonsqueezer it’s a camera to scope out nice pre-Tacoma pickups so i can gps locate and steal in the night… here have one on me… 😎

@@jaisonswantek8853 ya know I’ve got raw video I need to edit up but in summary, NIMH battery life will degrade over 8-12 years, it’s just another part that can go wrong, you lose the rear seat cargo, it is torquey but the no -hybrid is plenty quick (for me).

There's some pros and cons to each. Hitch mounted ones are more protected but need to be removed to tow, but ones mounted below the bumper could be damaged if driving off-road, etc. Hitchmount is an easy plug and play option for those who don't mind removing for towing! -Austin

@@loadz77 there’s plenty of options for that, many of us including myself don’t tow everyday

Not necessary, it already has a hose extension from the factory, right behind the passenger front tire, it's a white hose -Austin

@ thank you!

@@UtahTrucker 😎 you got it brother

@@CanoeBoi 😎

You bet!! -Austin

Thank you for the kind words! -Austin

That's really cool that you are giving a shout out to some compation. I already was checking him out last spring but I do think that your whole program is better. Like I told you before I put your program up there with the Car Care Nut. 😊😊

@ that’s too kind of you, but we must remember, CCN is the GOAT

Hey thanks for the shout out brother! Your channel is a huge inspiration of mine! 💪

@@MuscleAmerican my pleasure brother!

Look out for more like this coming soon! -Austin

Join the discord and submit yours!! -Austin

@@brianadams4309 it’s removable 😎

Appreciate the love! 🍻 -Austin

Glad it’s working out for you! -Austin

Yeah it makes access a lot easier if the front is on ramps! -Austin

@@Mmmmmmdonuts we’ve got big ones in the Army too. I even made a video on it. Snapon beand everything