250k in a Toyota 2UZFE engine is like 100k on many other engines…

@Doncan0823

2 жыл бұрын

@@ToyotaNutjob you’re absolutely right. Tnx 👍

299,000 miles on my 2003 Z71 Tahoe and still going strong. She's no pavement princess either, I cross two creeks and rocky terrain to get in and out of my homestead everyday. Nice rig man.

When you get to 400,000 I will be impressed. One I work on regularly has 488000,

@brandonlaragirl

11 ай бұрын

Getting ready to purchase my cousins 04 tundra. Has about 380000. Mi. My F-150 I drive now is an 03 with 350,000. All about how you treat them. Of course my pickup doesn't have the original tranny it's been rebuilt once or twice. I believe the Tacoma still has the original tranny. Super excited about getting it will be my first 8 cylinder.

392,000 on my 2000 Tacoma. Bought it new in October of 1999 sold it for 7k January 2020. Original engine, overhauled Marlin Crawler transmission and rebuilt Nitro Gear rear differential..

@TundraShiz

2 жыл бұрын

damn, had you kept it a little longer, you could've gotten more like $10k-$12k thanks to covid shorting out the new car market and inflating the used car prices

@TheCapn23

2 жыл бұрын

Someone make truck prices make sense, plz

@michaelblock3998

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheCapn23 it’s what the market would bare. That price is after I removed the roof rack, lights, winch and few other items.

@TheCapn23

2 жыл бұрын

@@michaelblock3998 For sure. The market is just wild right now!

@michaelblock3998

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheCapn23 bad time to be the buyer cars or houses.

Maintenance is the key for any vehicle. Change fluids as recommended; fix things as they break; and keep things stock.

@AkioWasRight

2 жыл бұрын

@Jean Toronto Raptors There are numerous 1,000,000 mile Chrysler and GM trucks.

@checkers7166

2 жыл бұрын

@Jean Toronto Raptors That's literally how everything works. Anything can be fixed to make it last forever. It's doesn't matter if it's a Toyota or a Yugo.

@maxcaz17

Жыл бұрын

@@checkers7166 yes and no, not all motors, transmissions are built the same, some will last you a long time, others will not doesn’t matter how much you take care of it, some materials will last longer, other not so much. 😊

@trevordelarosa3599

Жыл бұрын

@@AkioWasRight please give some real examples please

@aristidesroman435

Ай бұрын

Naaaa lier ​@@AkioWasRight

I sold my 05 tundra to my lawn guy with 400k miles on it. He pulls a trailer everyday with it now.

My 4runners 2005 has 200k. No rust, rot, rips, tears. Motor runs new. So I’m happy that this guy loves his truck, but that truck is kind of beat. I live in New England where rust is notorious. What I do to keep the rust at bay, is join a car wash for $19.99 / month unlimited washes. I do this from November through April. My 2016 Tacoma has been through 5 winters and the frame is like brandy new. Also, with Toyota, TFL should really start the viewer bragging at say 500 k or above. Still enjoy the video

@rogermolina1244

2 жыл бұрын

I hear ya, I love my 06 4Runner (262.246.00) and it's never stranded me. Just finished a 4.000+ miles road trip while towing our 16ft Jayco trailer, and it still runs like new.

@mannymotta2174

2 жыл бұрын

@@rogermolina1244 you’ll probably get another 150 k with ease

@duncdunc76

2 жыл бұрын

Well I agree with the bragging starting at 500k especially for a video. Its fine in the comments to let peeps know if ya got a good truck like my 2008 crew cab long bed 4x4 4.0 V6 Nissan Frontier which currently has 358,000 miles on it and is driven just about every day for work and play😉 Oh and my truck before the Frontier was a 2001 4x4 Limited access cab Tundra with the 4.7 V8. It was also a good truck but developed a pretty serious cam shaft bearing issue at 265,000 and Id beat it up pretty good so I sold it cheap to a shade tree mechanic.

I was just out for a ride in a Ford F-350 1 Ton V10 with just over 990,000 miles on it!!! Original motor never opened up but to do gaskets on the heads and oil pan. The transmission was rebuilt at 720,000 km. It’s an oil patch truck so has had no favours done to it other than very near perfect service intervals. There is rust in the wheel wells and rockers and probably not one body panel is without a dent including the roof! (Hail). They are out there for every brand, but I agree there may be more Toyota’s. That rear bumper is cheap enough to replace assuming you have not let the rot spread to the frame.

240k miles on my 2002 Tundra 4.7 bought it in 2004 with 16k miles and only thing I ever had to replace was the o2 sensors and brake booster. Runs as smooth as the day I bought it and shifts like butter.

@eirishpwns

6 ай бұрын

Better replace that timing belt

Nice truck, glad it's still holdin up! I got an 06 very similar to yours in great shape, 172k, owned it for 2 years. I've owned several Toyotas and have loved each one.

Just bought a 2006 Tundra SR5 CrewCab 2WD last November. Had 237000 miles when we bought it. Had the timing belt and water pump replaced when we bought it. Its been 100% reliable.

my 01 Sequoia has 250k and just had timing belt replacement/service done and feels much more responsive and engine doesn't feel as tired. Plan on doing some body work on it, paint etc...keeping it for another 10 years.

250000 for Toyota truck, specially V8, is nothing. My Prius has 250k and it's running like a champ, 250for heavy duty machine is not a biggie

Nice to see a 1st gen double cab tundra. The access cabs are dime a dozen.

@ELxTALIBAN

2 жыл бұрын

That big sunroof plus that rear glass that lowers down....its like a unique convertible truck

@user-hd8ej8yx9p

2 жыл бұрын

here in southern california, i thought i was special because i found a double cab, but they're just as popular as the access cabs, I'VE BEEN COUNTING THEM

I had a 2001 Tundra 4x4 with the 4.7l V8 and that has been my favorite truck I've ever owned. I sold it early 2018 due to life being life. If I had it my way, I would have never gotten rid of it.

Beautiful truck! When in the market last year, I was looking for an '05/'06 Tundra. I couldn't find one without significant rust so I ended up going with an '08 F150. I love my truck, but still appreciate these old Tundras!

@larryblea5732

2 жыл бұрын

I have a 2006 Tunda off road, the same color, and style as the one in this video except it's not a 4 wheel drive and it's still in mint condition. I bought the truck new in 2006, it's a limited. The leather interior is still in fantastic condition. My truck has never had any mechanical problems and it has a little over 130,000 miles. I recently had my truck painted and now my truck looks brand new with the exception of being a 2006. I still receive offers for my truck but I'm keeping it. The best vehicle I have ever owned.

At least he's honest about his repairs and replacements etc. Most Tundra owners don't let on anything wears out ever. My O7 Ranger with 210 000 miles has had a lot less repairs.

@Please_Enter_A_Name7078

2 жыл бұрын

I got good hopes about mine, got a 4.0 2011 a couple of months ago. It’s at around 115,000 miles, the paint and everything else is real clean, no dents or major scratches, literally looks as new as can be. Took it to two different auto shops for full inspections, and everything for the most part is in excellent condition. Only had to replace the thermostat housing, trans extension seal, and the radiator cap.

My 2003 Tundra has 267,000 miles still going strong!

Not a toyota but 310k miles on my 02 avalanche 1500 z71 with the 5.3l vortec still going strong hated Chevy then I owned one lol

I have a 2003 toyota tundra SR5 with 220k. She still running good. My daily driver.

240,000 miles? Pffft. I remember my first oil change. Just kidding. Watch the seals and keep up on timing belts and standard service, and that truck will last three times that long. Also, get the frame treated to stop the rust, and put on the wax type coating. It will freeze it in time. Also, don’t wait for 10,000mikes between oil changes. Definitely move to 5k. Love the truck!

@aussie2uGA

2 жыл бұрын

Timing belt is not a fear in this as these engines are non-interference design. If the timing belt breaks, it just stops the engine but there is no damage like in most vehicles.

@rsr3959

2 жыл бұрын

@@aussie2uGA These V8s are interference starting in '05 w/ variable valve timing -- VVTi...

@aussie2uGA

2 жыл бұрын

@@rsr3959 Oh! Didn’t know they switched them…. I have an 01

@rsr3959

2 жыл бұрын

@@aussie2uGA Yeah, it's a point of confusion for many. IIRC, this vid is an 04, so not interference... But all later 4.7L Toyota V8s are. And just that steel belted rubber timing belt...

As a victim of 2004 Tacoma frame rust, I'm impressed because the truck is still in one piece.

Might want to change all of the remaining coils if they are going bad one after another. The misfires likely took out the catalytic converter. Keep it rolling down the road!

@user-hd8ej8yx9p

2 жыл бұрын

i just replaced all the ignition coils on mine with 160k miles and i have better mpg now, does that make sense? or is it coincidence? (not cheap by the way, about $50/each OEM)

Got a 1996 T100 4x4 5 speed manual. It has 327,890 miles original motor and trans and clutch. Not a problem. Will probably go another 300k

Nice truck! Seeing the rusted bumper makes me wonder what the frame looks like... Being in the market for a 1st gen myself, I've had to turn away from several.

Try changing the ignition wires and see if that helps the coils. Possibly change the brand of coils, if you purchase cheap Chinese coils that might be the problem. The rust in the back with a boat indicates probable salt water damage. You keep sticking the back of the truck in water rust will come I would think.

@dirtrider88

2 жыл бұрын

theres no way hes backing it in far enough for water to touch the bumper. i have never seen that at any boat launch ever. usually by about the time your rear tires touch the water your as far back as you need to be.

@bettymaverick1098

2 жыл бұрын

@@dirtrider88 LOL, I have seen many of cars and trucks sink. Watch some of the 79 th st and Black point ramp videos.

Some high quality content here while this dude is heavy breathing the entire video.

@rsr3959

2 жыл бұрын

Might have had COVID...

Hell, my son drives a 2003 Taurus with 350,000 miles and nothing ever breaks on it. The third teen to drive it put 5000 miles on it last month alone. My 2001 Tacoma TRD threw a rod through the block at 113,000 miles. I still drive a little 2001 Focus with 260,000 miles on it everyday. I do love my Japanese vehicles and have run a repair shop for 30 years. People would be surprised just how long any car will last with a little maintenance. My US car customers never did any maintenance. Most all the Honda and Toyota owners did scheduled maintenance right in time religiously.

I may have to review my Lexus GS400 for TFL. 227k miles and climbing. Not problem free, but still running pretty much perfect.

2004 V8 4Runner 211,000 miles. I love it. I have taken care of it, but not babied it. Everything works and mostly original parts, all of the expensive ones anyway. I doubt that I will ever sell it.

There is an outstanding recall. All Toyota trucks from 1995-2004 have a Ball Joint recall. Front ball joints can fall out while driving. A very dangerious defect (It happend to my son) This icluded all the way from T-100, tacoma, 4runner,t undra and Highlander.

Well for people that has Silverados rams or Fords 250,000 it's impressive for a Toyota that's low mileage

@paulhunter9613

2 жыл бұрын

@d man That’s just your opinion princess, not worth much

I had a lot of gm 6.0 gas motors with well over 400.000 on them

My 1999 4Runner is close to 350000 and still runs like a clock. Just the yearly maintenance on it and it will never leave you stranded.

Mine was a POS. Finally sold it for salvage because couldn’t fix Drive line issues. Saw 3 Toyota dealers. Had a Tacoma without problems but this POS sent me to buy a diesel Ford

0:08 You know people can see your license plate when you're driving on the road.

My dad have a ram 1500 5.7 2006 with almost 320,000 miles and still running strong no problem

I have a 2016 Tundra Platinum has 242,000 looks great drive like new

99.999 percent of people would think it's a huge deal if it keeps blowing coils.

@user-hd8ej8yx9p

2 жыл бұрын

The coils will crack with age, but if it's blowing new ones, that's weird

My 2000 Tacoma has 280,000 miles and runs like a sewing machine

This man is literally out of breath walking around his truck and reading a piece of paper. Yikes

How do you know which coil to replace when you're on the side of the road? Do you keep a scanner with you?

1st gen tundra= best gen. When will people realize this??

It is a great truck, probably the best ever made. Even better than later Tundras which are huge. But at this stage in its life it is most useful as a truck instead of a daily driver. It took $40k of gas to get to 250,000 miles and gas has gone up to near $4/gal yielding over a $100 fill up. You can buy a reasonably fuel efficient daily driver and pay for it with the savings in gas. You can use the truck when you need a truck and it will last forever since you aren't putting on a ton of miles each year.

@kings5223

2 жыл бұрын

Buying another car as your fuel efficient daily driver usually doesn't make sense. Between the purchase cost, registration, insurance, maintenance, and gas (even if way more efficient) you're usually not saving money unless your job is travel.

Mines got 247k, but requires a good bit to keep it going. Things are needing replaced faster than on my 01 ranger so 🤷‍♂️ do your maintenance for sure.

@jz4853

2 жыл бұрын

Same here with my 4runner with 294k

The only things that can put a Toyota truck in the junkyard are rust or a collision.

by the looks of that bumper i'm surprised the frame looks so good. these trucks aren't known for their frames. they rot pretty bad.

@DJR5280

2 жыл бұрын

That frame had plenty of rust on it

I love the 1st gen Tundra!!! My dream Tundra is a 06 with low miles and super clean it has to be bluesteel metallic and a double cab but those are very rare and expensive, also im looking for an 00-06 tundra access cab so that it isnt to expensive anywhere in florida under 4-5k thanks guys!

I'm sitting in my 2005 Toyota Tundra it has 367787 miles Original everything 4.7 v8

Here in the midwest..it isn't just high miles that kill vehicles, it's the bodies rotting away from rust. I have noticed that the big 3 seem to rust badly even in a decade. I've seen 10 year old Chevy pickups where you can put your finger thru the paint because the rust behind it has taken away solid metal... My 2007 ford focus i got rid of ...even 2 years ago it had holes in the rockers. I see a lot of 2010 or so Ford Fusions with the whole rockers about gone. Dodge trucks with holes in the rear quarters.

@browndogstt8546

2 жыл бұрын

People complain about toyota rot but I see all manufacturers vehicles rusting out. I find it interesting that toyota recalled vehicles that were over 10 years old and replaced the frames. Try that with any of the big three. Once the warranty is out they will tell you to piss up a rope.

@CraigSmith568

2 жыл бұрын

You should see the vehicles in the Northeast. Watch South Main Auto Repair and you will see ten year old vehicles ready for the scrap yard because of rust. Go to dry climates or places they don't salt the roads and nothing rusts out.

@dirtrider88

2 жыл бұрын

@@browndogstt8546 umm the big 3 never needed frame recalls. they never had issues with frames rotting out, at least not the way toyota did. ill take a hole in my body panel over a frame collapsing in half any day.

@browndogstt8546

2 жыл бұрын

@@CraigSmith568 I live on northwest missouri and the roads are salted to beat hell here too. They use a slurry of calcium chloride and salt. I spray the undersides of my vehicles with wool wax and fluidfilm. It helps a lot. The 4runner is a 2000 and it is not rusted out, in fact it has no rust on it. I have a tacoma that I bought used and it is a rust bucket because it wasnt taken care of. Still runs and drives fine but it won't make another 5 years before it gets scraped.

@browndogstt8546

2 жыл бұрын

@@dirtrider88 I can still drive a vehicle with some holes in the frame.. Its hard to drive one that doesnt run. Keep buying junk and you will keep buying junk. I prefer to buy a vehicle and drive it three times longer than it took to pay for it. Thats what toyotas do.

I just bought a 2008 4Runner v8 with 27k miles on it. Hoping this last till 600k miles

200k miles on my yaris, no leaks, runs like new

@user-hd8ej8yx9p

2 жыл бұрын

my sister has a yaris with 315,000 miles and still going, she got it with 185k

a friend of mine had Land Cruiser 100 series..........did 1 million kilometres,and still ran like new

I don't have a toyota but I do have a 2002 jeep grand cherokee with 320,112 miles on it same original engine and transmission axles transfer case and I don't think I would ever give it up

'04 Tundra. 298,xxx. Only ever had to change the plugs and a tranny solenoid. Still runs like a MF champ. I'll be driving this truck until the wheels fall off, and then I'll put some new ones on and keep on rolling 💪😁👍

1993 FJ80 with 290k

1985 fj60 speedometer went out a few years back well over 500k now without a rebuild

I have a 2005 regular cab with 93k...I finally got rid of my 95 T100 after 273k....

Super clean for 250k miles!

Info on headlights??

Nice truck!

For the love of all things good please update that stock radio. 😄

Did he really say those are the stock tires and has 250,000 miles ? Huh?

@TNAWWE

2 жыл бұрын

yeah lol i waa confused, maybe he meant stock tire size haha?

Lower ball joints

Aweson i just found one on 2024 and is a 2005 with 55thousen miles ..

1999 land cruiser with 260k and runs without skipping a beat

I'm curious if the dude has replaced the starter on that engine.

My 2003 4runner V6 SR5 blew its engine at 280K. My 97 dodge ram 2500 Cummins 12 valve has 780K with no problems.

First gen tundras are one of a kind that's for sure.

255K on my 02 Tacoma. If I can get another 250K out of it, I won’t need another vehicle because I’ll be unfit to drive.

My 2008 Toyota Prius has 400,000 miles and it looks better than your Toyota tundra

I used to think Toyotas were until I moved into the Oil and coal country my son worked in the oil industry of North Dakota for many years and we have watched and owned many vehicles and watched them fail the Toyota did not survive well at all the worst we ever tested was a Nissan titan the best we ever tested was a Ford F2 50 that thing would never stop the drilling company my son worked for used Ford after many years of other units they went completely to the Ford this answered everything we needed to know about buying trucks in this region the roads are so rough potholes everywhere everything‘s frozen mud its undescribable and less you have worked in it very extremes carrying heavy loads in the back of the truck every day bouncing down 20 to 50 miles of dirt road it will tear a vehicle apart my son put $20,000 in his Nissan titan in one year but when we lived in Arkansas we had no problems with a Toyota Chevy whatever we wanted it did fine but in North Dakota and Alaska and even in South Dakota I am in the camper industry and when you pour constantly you really find out pretty quick what will hold up I know many other people on this feed who disagree with me and that’s perfectly OK everyone has different experiences and I’m glad they find something that works for them but I’m 50 years old now and have tested many vehicles in these industries and that’s my finding

@RagingBad

2 жыл бұрын

That's the best Ford product, it's weird that the Toyotas didn't last

@amarbinay6654

2 жыл бұрын

So, do u indirectly wanna say that TOYOTA failed in everything

@fulltimeshred

2 жыл бұрын

Yes. Ford trucks all day. That Toyota is in really rough shape for an 04. Tons of rust and a junkyard interior. I can't belive the owner never got around to changing out all 8 coil packs, even though he said it takes only 10 minutes per coil. I saw that he olny changes oil every 8k or so. That is asking for trouble in any high mileage v8, especially an older truck with dohc. My 03 mountaineer gets fresh oil and filters every 3k or so, engine is plenty torquey and smooth. The suspension is also very smooth and silent over bumps. Still sounds great at WOT with the borla muffler. Hope to have it for as long as I can. My next vehicle will likely be a v8 Ford truck.

@browndogstt8546

2 жыл бұрын

I work in the rail industry and most of our fleet is fords. The bad thing is we replace motors and transmissions like we change oil. The fords will hold up structurally under heavy use but you better have a friend in the tow business. I can say that the performance of a truck under a constant heavy load is much different than normal light use. In my mind the best heavy use truck would be a ford chassis with a 12 valve Cummins and a 4l80 trans. With a few select modifications that would be one tough truck.

@amarbinay6654

2 жыл бұрын

@@fulltimeshred well for TOYOTA, rusting and some junkies were the only problems ever faced apart from that other r just hustling for long mileage life. I had many seen many TOYOTA vehicle owner that were just like this one, they'll only change/replace parts when they r facing problems otherwise TOYOTA hustler and changing oils at late interval or beyond still daily drive regular for long mileage but only few or some of them ever damage TOYOTA. Well here in middle east TOYOTA r best for everything and have a great cult for owning a TOYOTA and they loved them but I can't say about ur country. Recently from my home country Ford entire company was kicked out because they're losing everything competing to TOYOTA and ridiculous taxing govt.

That's a lot of repairs during the ownership.

My 2004 Highlander has this mileage on it and it has years of service left.

starts up like new

Im at 400k on my 2000 tundra. Runs like a top

tundra best Toyota truck.

They'll throw EGR and CAT codes for bad gas caps IIRC. Also, might want to cover the other car's plates or blur it post-production...

I have 2006 infiniti QX56 with 230K on it that refuses to die also🤘

Did he say Ford tundra!!!🤣

@dirtrider88

2 жыл бұрын

seriously? he said 2004 tundra

Very nice 👍

310k on my 02 Tundra

Jeez, this guy is out of breath from just talking!

And here is my ram 2500 megacab hemi with 250,000 plus… the fuck is this cat bragging about

250k miles...these are stock tires haha bro we all need those tires.

It's this first gen for me. Second gen is big and bulky, third gen...we'll have to wait a while to see what happens.

That you Joe Rogan?

I have a 99 jeep xj with 258000 miles and I just sold a 2007 jeep liberty with 229000 miles on it. Not planning on getting rid of my xj and the miles keep climbing. I purchased the 99 xj in 2007 with 65000 miles on it. Also just sold a 2005 pt cruizer with250000 miles and it left no spots on the concrete.

@RagingBad

2 жыл бұрын

You got extremely lucky with that PT Cruiser

You alright man? Why are you so out of breath?

Anyone can upload anything. TFL is bottom-scrapping.

Catalytic converter, rack n pinion, 2 timing belts changes, turn ups, fuel pump, multiple coils, shocks... The interior has held up well... umm except for the seat that was actually used, that fell completely apart. Doest sound any more or any less reliable than a high mileage GM truck. Maybe the Toyota transmission is more reliable over time but i dont have expensive timing belt repairs every 100k.

My 2009 Toyota venza has 275000 miles

My 2008 tundra has 408k miles, original engine, original transmission... 250k is nothing...

Well my 1992 XJ has 200.000 miles...not big deal..😬

With proper maintenance they will get 500,000 miles.

My 02 Silverado is still running around with over 300,000 and still all original

@RagingBad

2 жыл бұрын

When they used to be well made

@chuckwalla2967

2 жыл бұрын

I love Chevys.

Also do you have covid? You’re breathing like a thoroughbred after a race ffs.

@RagingBad

2 жыл бұрын

Or he could be fat

More reliable 06 the best TRD 4x4

All minor repairs compared to a Chevy, Dodge, and especially a Ford truck.

I've got 323,000 mls a ford f150 2 wheel drive so to hell with ur toyota