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Originally Posted by Fentonite
Well, that took longer than expected. Replaced lines and tank, no go. Couldn?t pull anything through fuel line (pump working fine). Apparently something crawled into and plugged the metal fuel line while tank was off. Blew it out (took 100 psi), reassembled. Finally all vehicles are running again. Not sure what I?ll do with myself now.
I know we are not talking about Taco and no one care about payload and tow capacity of a Taco. I am still going to post it up as a reference. thanks for listening/reading about Taco.
:)
https://www.wesleychapeltoyota.com/2...tacoma-towing/Quote:
Toyota Tacoma Towing Capacity
With a maximum towing strength of 6,800 pounds with the proper trailer hitch, you might be wondering how much can a Toyota Tacoma tow around Lakeland without the available towing hitch receiver. Across all Tacoma trim levels, drivers can utilize a reliable towing capacity of 3,500 pounds. No matter if you?re keeping things light or need the extra support to tackle a huge haul, the Tacoma can tow it all, such as small campers, boats, dirt bikes, and more. Here?s a quick breakdown of the Toyota Tacoma towing capacity per trim level:
Tacoma SR, SR5, TRD Sport, TRD Off-Road towing capacity: 3,500 pounds
Tacoma TRD Sport towing capacity (when properly equipped): 6,800 pounds
Tacoma TRD Off-Road towing capacity (when properly equipped): 6,700 pounds
Tacoma SR and SR5 payload capacity: 1,685 pounds
Tacoma TRD Sport payload capacity: 1,525 pounds
Tacoma TRD Off-Road payload capacity: 1,395 pounds
"Tacoma SR, SR5, TRD Sport, TRD Off-Road towing capacity: 3,500 pounds"
LOL
Tow capacity is less than my payload capacity, and mine's low due to Limited trim and all the fancy doodads.
"Tacoma SR and SR5 payload capacity: 1,685 pounds"
About the weight of my engine/trans/xfr case.
So, my truck has had an annoying exhaust manifold leak for a little while now and I just haven?t felt like dealing with it.
Today I decided that if I just pretend its a diesel it is less annoying.
If it was in the pipe we could weld it up pretty easy. Manifold sounds like it needs a gasket though.
It's all fun and games until you're at the gas pump.Quote:
Originally Posted by ray1970
Truth.Quote:
Originally Posted by FoxtArt
Anyone have to walnut blast intake valves on a gasoline direct injection engine?
How common of a issue is this?
Audi A4 seems to be a maintenance item at 100k or less. But the amount of crud I found on the one I maintain was meh.Quote:
Originally Posted by earplug
My Hyundai engine is gdi too and folks go anywhere from 75k to never.
Considering how costly that can be I would make sure it?s really needed. The A4 folks who did it say there really was no noticeable improvement. YMMV
GM 5.3 by chance?Quote:
Originally Posted by ray1970
The driver side manifold likes to warp a bit at the front, might not just be the gasket.