bakerla's no name Tacoma
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CowboyTaco
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I opted to have the dealership do that one for me. I've read the how to articles and just decided against it.
You could just do a drain and fill of what's in the pan at some kind of set interval. That would technically flush it, but might take a while and a lot of getting under there.
You could just do a drain and fill of what's in the pan at some kind of set interval. That would technically flush it, but might take a while and a lot of getting under there.
This is something I'd have a reputable mechanic shop do or the stealership. The stealership will only change it if you tell them the transmission is shifting rough. They firmly believe that the oil is supposed to stay in for the lifetime of the transmission...
Oswego
n00b
Smart Lexus tech I know and spoke to many moons ago recommended all Toyota intervals be cut in half if wheeling or towing. He's a pretty smart guy and wheels pretty hard so Ive always trusted his opinions.
When my pig gets up and running she will be put into the shop for a tranny fluid swap.
When my pig gets up and running she will be put into the shop for a tranny fluid swap.
Silverback
Lima Gulf Bravo Foxtrot Juliet Bravo
Go talk to Robbie. His friend Brian Asher hooked us up with a complete B&G Fluids trans flush. ZERO issues.
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Would like to see that hitch in action. Have you done anything else to the trailer yet?
bakerla
Man, Myth, Legend
I've put the RTT on it is all. Mostly due to laziness in not wanting to swap the rail positions, the tent will open to the rear of the trailer. Not sure how well I'll like it, but we'll see next weekend how well it does. If I don't like, the next tent (upgraded size) will open to the side.
I have looked at the rear opening setups; and I see both ways working. If you use the cover from under the tent with an awning you really gain a lot of covered space. I am curious to see your results though.
bakerla
Man, Myth, Legend
My main concern is stability, with the trailer not hitched to the truck.
Jack stands at the back of the trailer for stability?
bakerla
Man, Myth, Legend
They are on the trailer, with a small base. Just a small concern, I'm sure it'll be fine but I've read some anecdotes online of tipping.
CowboyTaco
Well-Known Member
When does the trailer get its own "Bakerla's trailer to haul booshi shit in" thread?
bakerla
Man, Myth, Legend
Nope, notice the thread title has both truck and trailer.
Silverback
Lima Gulf Bravo Foxtrot Juliet Bravo
What adapters did you go with?
bakerla
Man, Myth, Legend
The correct ones this time. I ordered the wrong ones the first time. Expensive mistake. Adaptit USA is who I purchased from.
tex
That's Mr Asshole to you
Guessing adapters to run Toyota wheels. Try to keep up, this is a Toyota forum.