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The Tacoma manual states that 4WD should be engaged at least once a month. I wonder now whether time should be taken to engage all the features, locking differential, crawl, E, ... at the same interval? The manual also recommends that this be done offroad and not on level paved road...

It's the sort of thing that if you call the Dealer, they put you on hold and never pick up again. FlyingLentris in LLOMA

How frequently do you suggest this feature be exercised? FlyingLentris in LLOMA

Puzzled? Yes, $810 dollars saved is $810 dollars earned. I too wonder what that cover is for just $250. Bogunn, the BAKFlip is much flatter than the factory cover and the forward and rear ends don't quite smooth fit to the bed panels, allowing potential for water entry. And yes, my...

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No Lift. Here's another noticeable peeve ... In accessory mode, I'll be hanging out in my brand spanking new 2017 and bam, the power shuts down. Some crafty little engineer at Toyota apparently decided that battery life could be extended by rudely shutting down power after a period of time...

$250? The BAKFlip MX4 that I settled for ... $1060, after tax and installation. I would have preferred the Toyota cover, but was told that if the truck didn't come with it factory installed, it was not possible. FlyingLentris in LLOMA

Dump whatever you want in this thread about oddities and niceties you have noticed. I have to ask, first off ... Have you noticed while night driving that it's hard to see the road ahead because of the upper windshield is tinted and the headlights are so sharply focused? It drives me nuts...

Became more flustered regarding the Eco App. FlyingLentris in LLOMA

Entune for the most part, makes great sense and is clear enough on usage. But there is one app that had been driving me squirrely and now that I've somewhat got it figured out, still has me flustered, - the Eco app. It faithfully shows the current fuel usage and economy, but ... for these...

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Yes, there are different engines for different trim/model Tacomas. But, there are only two engines, the 2TR-FE 4 cylinder and the 2GR-FKS 6 cylinder. A summary is provided here ... Access Cab: Model Code | Engine | Drive | Deck | Capacity Weight...

Merry Christmas. I just became aware that Toyota has now made the 2018 Tacoma available to dealerships. The hush hush is over. From what I can tell so far, the only new feature is Toyota Safety Sense P (TSS-P) and some new grille designs and paint colors. But I haven't researched it much yet...

Of all the members of this forum, Palladium is the only one who has mentioned Zaino. And I am surprised to find so many members preferring ICE. Comparisons of Zaino and ICE can be found on the web and photographs show Zaino as being a much deeper and more lusterous shine. Zaino is a polymer...

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This is the correct answer. I bought one locking cap and got all sorts of warning lights. Replaced it with Stant and no problems since.

199? White SR5 4x4 long bed 2002 White Echo 2017 Inferno TRD OffRoad 4x4 Double Can Short Bed FlyingLentris in LLOMA

My 2017 is very new - 10 miles on the odometer when I drove it off the lot just 2 months ago. I've put some miles on it since and haven't heard anything unusual. There are different types of V6 engines installed which depend on certain options like double cab and tow package which affect actual...

Further ... LLOMA is lightweight compared to her larger cousin, the Tundra. She levitates my spirit and the mass she accelerates is yours truly, FlyingLentris. You can figure the omnidirectional part out easy enough. She'll take me any where I want to go! [emoji4] FlyingLentris in LLOMA