What have you done to your Tacoma today? 1st Gen Edition

Must've been a very well used 37..

Looks like you need less lift

 

Nah, about half tread. New ones would fit great

 

Damn, I was about to make a stalling clutch joke too but just remembered his truck is auto.

@BartMaster1234 is a professional noob if he can stall an auto trans.

 

Could it been I was almost out of gas? I’m not too sure since it drove the five-six miles to the gas station just fine.

 

Gas level?

 

And that's why I said "when it's in drive"

 

Yeah, maybe the dual transmission swap was a mistake.

 

I was on level ground. Fuel was low, but it drove just fine to the station.

 

Yeah I just realized that.

 

Yes, mine does it when I start getting low.

Did it the other day pulling into the station, tank was drained though.

 

Just when starting? I would’ve suspected low fuel, but like I said it drove about 6 miles no issue.

 

Yup, apparently @BartMaster1234 missed that too so no worries....

 

Oh so you started it and it died? I miss understood

 

Mine does that once in a blue moon in cold weather (cold for Cali) when my IAC is dirty.

 

I’ve never had it start and die I don’t think, just when I go up a steeper hill and have low fuel

 

I started it, it ran for two or three seconds, and died while I was in Drive and pulling away from a curb.

 

Yeah my IAC gets stuck sometimes when it's dirty & is cold. Cold start won't work so when I start the truck in the morning it'll start & die out. I have to give it gas for a bit to get it to idle. I know when my IAC is dirty cause my remote start won't work. Only when the truck is dead cold though & very rarely it happens.

Now I just clean my IAC every 2 yrs or so. I guess I should really just replace the IAC already.

 

Is your plan to leave those on all the time, or are they removable? Pics of install/process?

 

Okay, even stranger. The fuel gauge went to quarter tank when I just filled it up. I just noticed it was at quarter tank when I got home, even though it’s full. It was indicating at full right after I filled it.

 

Check the electrical connector on top of your fuel tank