He's very good. I've been watching him for a while now. He gives the the good and not so good. He also has his own Toyota specialist repair shop. He knows his stuff.I never watched this channel before, and thought it would be goofy, but I learned a lot very cool!
The full time 4 wheel drive he's describing is only available in the iForce Max Limited Tacoma, the rest of the trucks are part time (must be manually shifted and not designed to be driven on dry pavement in 4H). It's confusing because it appears he is talking about the truck he's standing next to or all 2024 Tacomas.Lots of detail in the video, thanks for sharing. I'm trying to figure out the bit about the part time vs full time 4-wheel drive, specifically "4 High Free"/"4HF", and "4 High Lock"/"4HL". He starts going into this around 25:20 in the video.
I looked in the owner's manual, which I downloaded a month or two ago, and it makes no mention of any of this. I am admittedly no expert on 4-wheel drive, although I have watched the most excellent Jam Handy video from 1937 on differentials. So is this how the truck just works, and those 4HF 4HL terms explain inner workings that mere operators don't have to understand? Is it as simple as the diff lock? He makes it sound like it's doing this on its own, which is what confused me most.
Exactly, especially since he specifically calls out the vehicle he's standing next to is a pre-production SR5!The full time all wheel drive he's describing is only available in the Limited Tacoma, the rest of the trucks are part time (must be manually shifted and not designed to be driven on dry pavement in 4H). It's confusing because it appears he is talking about the truck he's standing next to or all 2024 Tacomas.
He does say, "You have 2 options," but the option that he's describing with such enthusiasm is only available in one specific model that isn't even on the market yet. It almost sounds as if he's saying the truck allows you to select between full time 4WD and part time, but he just wasn't super clear there.Exactly, especially since he specifically calls out the vehicle he's standing next to is a pre-production SR5!