What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

T-SB-0058-18 Vehicle Surge Between 40 to 50 mph
T-SB-0062-18 Stumble at Wide Open Throttle Takeoff

The ECM update for both TSB's is identical. Different problems listed but same file to address the issues.
Both TSB's are available for download on TW. Also as previously mentioned, there are several discussions on TW regarding these two TSB's. I would recommend that if someone is going in for the ECM upgrade to read the TSB.

 

Look here: https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/list-of-t-sbs-etc.562671/

 

Check out this thread...it addresses everything about TS 58, 77 and 62. As long as you’re in warranty you should not pay for a known TS isssue.

You’ll find this thread very rich with info, insight, uncooperative dealers and so on.

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/praise-t-sb-0062-18.561647/

Good luck

 

TRIED TO SELL IT

 

It says right on the TSB that it’s covered to 80,000 miles. Toyota Corp pays the dealerships to do it, so the dealer doesn’t pay. On the service order they put a code to indicate to Toyota Corp they need to be reimbursed for the shop time. If the dealership charged the customer and the vehicle is under 80k miles then the dealership is double dipping and screwing the customer.

 

Not correct.

 

I'm going to have to do this come Friday when I get my 10k service done. The service dude that sits at the desk is a mothertrucking idiot. I'll have to stick to my guns, or find another stealership to get my service done at.

 

Awesome, where did u shop for everything?.

 

Headstrong off-road. @HeadStrong Off-Road i wouldn’t shop anywhere else as their customer service and price can’t be beat. Marie is very helpful.

 

Go to Toyota-USA.com under owners and contact customer care and let them know. They will let them know! I did it as I had the same problem withmy service rep and the tech.

 

Thanks

 

Added the Issyzone center console protective cover today and I have to admit that it’s far better than I thought it was going to be. It fits like glove and is comfortable.

 

Tried out my new orbital buffer with some chemical guys product.

 

You just buffing/sealing or paint correction. I bought a bunch of stuff but haven't used it yet.

 

I have no clue. Up to this point, my idea of detailing was a drive through an automated car wash.
I just buffed it with the lower number, then worked up to the higher number.

 

Do you have any side shots?

 

Same here, been watching videos on Autogeek. Guy is good. I did learn to make sure you have the right pad so I bought them ALL....lmfao... but still haven't used them.

 

I mean that's the idea, and working in roughly 2x2 sections. Do up/down and left/right passes too. But I mean, pretty much anything you do is better than an automatic car wash!

 

I think he was kidding. Lol. He has a great detailing cart and pressure foamer setup.

 

You could open a retail shop.
My New Years resolution is going to be “no more buying until I use up what I have”