I just spent months looking for one, Just found a 04 Tundra with zero body or frame rust. Has a few dings and dents, but all repairable. Just got done taking the cheap 2" lift out of it that the guy had on it when i bought it. Also got a hell of a deal! $4900. I would choose this truck over a brand new 2023

@TheShowtime85

11 ай бұрын

How many miles on her? Those engines last forever.

@MrPenobe

11 ай бұрын

244k Just breaking her in, Runs like a top super smooth same with the transmission. My 03 Tundra has 290k and still runs amazing too, frame is just gotten to bad for a sticker.@@TheShowtime85

I bought a 2006 SR5 Double Cab with 123,000 miles. It's a cream puff, looks like it's never been sat in and no accidents. Not a speck of rust anywhere.

Still got my 2003 4.7 V8 with only 125k miles. Love it.

@carznvp

Жыл бұрын

These trucks will run forever you have a keeper 💪

I change my engine oil every 10,000 miles. I only do this with full synthetic oil and filters designed for 10,000 miles. By changing the oil on the even 10,000 then 20,000 then 30,000 I don't have to look at stickers or have to try to remember. I have 3 of the 1st generation Tundras and all 3 are doing excellent. For those that may have problems with ignition coils, here is how I finally solved that problem with one of mine. Purchase the expensive best spark plugs for that truck that it calls for. Get the lifetime ignition coils and then all the spending for these parts stopped for me. I kept replacing ignition coils until I done all that.

Ive got an 02 with 700k and it still melts the tires off

@dennynisevic7848

5 ай бұрын

700k, whaaat

@Adam-wt5id

Ай бұрын

Original transmission?

@24-7boats

Ай бұрын

@@Adam-wt5id yes

good review

Nice Trundra! + nice informative video! One thing(might be an age thing 🙃). Just a little slow down with over expression and arm movement. Keep up the good work!

@carznvp

11 ай бұрын

Thanks boss! I’ll definitely try to slow down the hand movement. As a mechanic, we do things with our hands and we explain certain things with expressive hand movement 😂 it’s an issue we know. Thanks for checking out the video!

In the desert I change mine every 30,000 mile v 8.doeshret V6 every 5k uses half quart 296,000 miles

I have an 05 tundra limited. 230 thousand miles. I agree check front end suspension. I spent 5 k on repairs ball joints n control arms and rack and pinion. I crossed that road do i repair or let it go. Im happy i spent the money. Engine purrs like a champ.

I thought I had the exhaust manifold leak on my 05 tundra. Checked the spark plugs and one was hand loose. Replaced all plugs no more ticking sound from exhaust.

I have an 05 tundra, toyota recommends 100k mile for timing belt. My best friends 2001 TRD 4x4 tundra has 460k miles. Nothing has been replaced except the radiator, waterpump, timing belt. Just recently rear diff went bad.

My ‘00 has got the manifold leak, probably so for a while. Is that something that should be taken care of asap or could it wait ?

Toyota calls the 2UZ a non-interference, but there’s no promises, all it takes is a little kiss from the cylinder to mess things up

Nice truck

I’ve got that motor in my 01 Land Cruiser. Trying to find one of them tundras now and sell the cruiser. I need a truck bad.

Oh and if your turn the key on and look at the dash there is totally and transmission temp light.

@carznvp

7 ай бұрын

Yes I was referring to a trans temp gauge. Not a light 👍

Very informative video but there is one thing you forgot to mention about the first gen Tundra. The frame on the first gen had major rust problems. It was bad enough that Toyota had a frame recall on certain years.

@Kennyray53

5 ай бұрын

I have a 2005 Toyota tundra. No noticeable rust from what I can tell! But how would you find out more about the frame recall on these trucks?? Just interested would like to know, nice video thank you.

Omg! It actually has a fuel Guage! Dang! ! That's Sick!

I have a 2006 TRD OFF Road extended cab with 186,000 miles we did have to replace the rear diff because it leaked continuously.

@carznvp

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, each individual person has their different experiences. This owner hasn’t had any issues with his dif or transfer case after 210K miles.

1 Tip for your future videos is quit looking at yourself in the camera lol. Look in the camera. Nice Tundra

T-belt job is pretty straightforward.

@mol1036

10 ай бұрын

How so ?

@revisionindustries667

10 ай бұрын

Just did one took about a day and 500$ in all parts associated

Got a 2002 4.7 with 113K miles

@nutty5135

9 ай бұрын

Same here mine has 112k limited

Going to look at a 2003 tundra today with 144k on it. What’s my max I should pay for?

@ZacTrautman

8 ай бұрын

8k-9k

@RonStar502

8 ай бұрын

@@ZacTrautman checked it out I could still my hand thru the frame.. tomorrow I’m looking at a 2001 tundra with 134k on it frame been replaced for 4800

@iamkalewillis

7 ай бұрын

@@RonStar502 Did you get your truck?

@RonStar502

7 ай бұрын

@@iamkalewillis I did get the 2001 tundra with 150k miles on it. Frame is in kinda good kinda bad shape

@RonStar502

7 ай бұрын

@@iamkalewillis I paid 4k for it

90,000 miles for the t belt

Those wheels man why you gotta do that to a truck like that... I got an 05 with the stock 17s and guess what they will fit 16s which is what I GOT great off road runs so smooth.

@carznvp

7 ай бұрын

It isn't my truck. It's a friend's truck! Thanks for stopping by!

I have the same truck What size wheels & tire you running

@carznvp

Жыл бұрын

I’m not the owner of the vehicle, I was simply checking out his vehicle and giving him an analysis of the health state the vehicle is in. So yeah. It appears he has a leveling kit installed, and some aftermarket rims with a small increase in wheel size. Don’t know the dimensions though.

Sounds like mine @ 300k