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Nope. Never do. Once it clicks, I hang up the hose

I definitely will but I had just departed on a road trip and after checking all the fluid levels, oil pressure, engine/trans temps, etc. I chose to proceed. It drove great/normal even with CEL.

Thanks for sharing this! I’ll keep monitoring the situation. I find it hard to believe Toyota would mess up a full tank on a (steep) driveway with the amount of experience they have, but who knows. That’s the only thing that is common with the two incidents.

Hi all, My trucks thrown a P04F0 code. The first time this happened was after filling up completely, then immediately going home and parking in my driveway, which is downhill. It then sat for two days. When I went to work, the truck stalled twice as I made my way to the freeway. Once I got to...

Disconnect the battery again 10 mins. Report back please.

This was the truck I wanted but at the time I could only find a 6 foot TRD premium in silver. Congrats!

The chirp doesn't bother me so I'm less inclined to get this fixed. If it is an indicator of a failure mode, then sure I would get it replaced. If it's just a sub-second annoyance then I don't really want to have them pull my truck apart for this (depending on what the fix is).

Are the hybrid and non-hybrid rear driveshafts different SKU's? I would think so just based on the different differential size but I do not know.

I'd explore larger tires and/or wheels before lowering it

Looks like either a weld line from the injection molding process or a stress concentration from a sudden change in plastic thickness. Regardless, it's likely covered under warranty.

That was a fun video; I felt the anxiety. It reminded me of getting stranded in the snow with my younger sister without any water or snacks since we had just planned for a light trail loop. We eventually dug our way out before full nightfall though.

I haven’t been out there in a few years. I may be due. Are you on stock suspension?

This happened to my early '24 around 400 miles. I unplugged the battery for 10 mins, it went away, and never has come back since. (25k+ miles)

FWIW, I have no issue with the axle dump exhaust and fumes getting into the cab. No passengers have ever noticed either. My 3rd gen 4runner is a lot stinkier and that pipes out at the rear bumper.

I use these ones. They work and are much cheaper than OEM, especially since I was having to replace them often due to rodents.

I made one today: https://www.tacoma4g.com/forum/threads/rodent-screen-installation.18207/

I made one today: https://www.tacoma4g.com/forum/threads/rodent-screen-installation.18207/

Hi All, Firstly, I've had rodents attempting to live in my truck, specifically the cabin air filter, a few times already and this results in rodent food (acorns), poops, and their nests living on top of the filter, and subsequently falling into the HVAC fan motor when replacing said filter...

Mice at least, yes. I cannot vouch for squirrels.

I pulled the plastic cowl cover. Here is the entry point for the HVAC in the cowl itself. (You can also see where they chewed through two wires that I'll splice back together) I will measure this and model something to 3D print a cover today after work. I