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2009 Toyota Tundra Q & A from Around the Web

We have found 101 user submitted questions on the web and presented the best ones for you to read. This list is in ranked order, showing 17 - 20

Want to but a good toyota truck but...?

the problem is that they are hard to find. arde the v8 tundra's any good in the long haul? i'm looking to spend ruffly ten large and i notice i can get a tundra with approx 70k mi, around 2002 orn 2003. will it last. i really wanted a 4cyl tacoma but they all have 150k mi an d are hard to find. dont really want a truck with that many mi. i've been...

Source: Yahoo! Answers, 2 answers

4cyl Tacomas do tend to last longer. They are hard to find because they are good. It took me months to find mine. It was worth the wait. I considered getting a V6 1st generation Tundra but decided that the Tacoma would be best. They can be found with less than 100K miles but you have to be...

2003 Toyoto Tundra,Where is the Bank 2 sensor 2 02sensor located,?

If I am facing the engine is it on the left side behind the cat.convertor,

Source: Yahoo! Answers, 2 answers

03 Toyota Tundra 02 sensor bank 2 = passenger side,sensor 2 = behind the cat.converter.good luck. Reference:TOYOTA MASTER DIAGNOSTIC TECHNICIAN

Would a 2007 Toyota Tundra with tow capacity of 10000+ pounds tow a boat weighing 10800 pounds safely?

Source: Yahoo! Answers, 1 answer

No because safety depends on the driver. All the reviews I read say a properly equipped Tundra would tow 10800 but not knowing if yours is properly equip and if you drive safely. No because yours must not be properly equip if it's tow capacity is only 10000...

Can you damage an 06 Tundra in 4WD Hi by driving too fast?

I've never owned a vehicle with 4WD capability. If I put it into 4WD Hi, how fast can you drive (weather permitting) without damaging the transmission...or doesn't it really matter?

Source: Yahoo! Answers, 5 answers

If your using it on pavement, STOP....using 4WD on hard surfaces will bind the drive line when you make turns causing damage that you really don't want. If you think you need it on the highway at high speeds you are wrong.