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SOLD!! NAME: Aaron EMAIL: amc82591@gmail.com LOCATION: Mount Arlington, NJ PAYMENT PREFERENCE: Cash in person PRICE: 3500 OBO DESCRIPTION (CAR, YEAR, OTHER): Breaks my heart to sell this one, but I have new responsibilities and I don't want it to sit collecting dust. Willing to negotiate but no lowball offers please! I am not parting out the car. Selling as is! No trades. Transmission swapped form auto to 5spd manual in 2011 + new clutch 191K miles ; 90K on transmission Full body restoration and paint in 2011 (garage kept since) Not used as a daily. Has only been driven to small town car shows New brakes and lines 2021 New struts and mounts 2020 Full catback exhaust + header Runs great, no issues, clean title Owned by my dad and me since 2004 Always maintained properly by me and my dad. My dad is an auto mechanic who owns his own business of 40 years in Rahway NJ ALL other mods are in the screenshot in photos! Cash IF in person only! Located in mount Arlington NJ. DM me if you have any questions or would like to come see it! If you need it shipped you can do so through my eBay listing! https://www.ebay.com/itm/145086503635 Thanks for looking!

Hi there, I am new here too, as of like just a few seconds ago. This is one of the most asked ?'s on all of the Tundra forums. At any rate, just wanted to respond here although I know it's been almost a month. "Best" oil is subjective. Personally, as long as you use oil that meets the recommended specs and change it frequently (every 5k IMO), it's hard to go wrong really. However, I recently did some research myself and decided to switch to 5w-30 (I always use synthetic or synthetic "blend" at least). The reason I switched is that others indicated that the engine seemed to be a bit more "quiet".. i.e. less pings / tings or whatever. So far it definitely sounds better to me. Disclaimer: This is all my opinion and in no way stated as fact, for the record. 🙊

My screen freezes on occasion listening to music or during calls. My fix is holding down the power button until the screen shuts down and powering back up. Seems to fix it, but who knows when it will occur again.

Hello Carol, I have found the information provided on the Car Care Nut YouTube channel to be excellent. If you haven't seen it, Amhed is a Toyota Master Diagnostic Technician with many years of experience in a dealership, and now as an independent. I am aware of several videos where he talks about changing the transmission fluid. Basically, if it has under 100K you can do a drain and fill (not a flush). You are right about the "sludge"; if you haven't had a transmission service before 100K then the transmission may start slipping if you flush it and get rid of the sludge. I love his series on maintenance. Cindy