Complete engine failure Tacoma 2017

I thought it was 100k or 7 yrs on major components (drive train. .. I got my trans lines replaced for free under warranty. 80k 2016.

 

Checking for Readiness codes would not yield anything. The OP has owned the Taco for a significant amount of time. The Readiness codes can be set to Complete as early as 40mi if driven the strict cycle and usually by 100mi if driven normally.

Also, OBD will report time and distance from the last DTC reset, but a DTC reset can be done by any OBD scanner or a battery disconnect.

 

Not sure about Toyota Canada, but:

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Yep, I wasn't clear there. I meant when you are buying a used vehicle you should check that. No guarantees it will find an issue, but you might find someone resetting DTCs before the sale, which should raise a question.

 

What was the maintenance history on this vehicle and what is the exact diagnosis ? You can't see anything with a bore scope that causes "knocking" unless you have some sort of Valve to cylinder contact. Which means you skipped timing?

 

Ah! I get you now.

 

Hopefully not another valve issue

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/another-2017-with-p11ee-code.774784/
https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads...-failed-leak-down-test-only-16k-miles.773172/

 

Have the plugs ever been changed ? Go grab one OEM plug and swap it out. Perhaps the electrodes are toast. Just do the cylinder in question.

 

First post, second paragraph...he changed all 6 plugs and one coil pack that had oil on it.

 

I've be up in chibougamau, quebec in the winter, and its no joke. -40 can be pretty common that time of year. Everything the truck doesn't want to move.

 

Google 7-year/100,000-mile limited powertrain warranty toyota

https://www.toyotacertified.com/warranty

Ah, mine was certified

 

I think your conversion is a bit off.... -40c is -40f, not -100f.

 

shhh. -100F makes a much better story.

 

nah. The other is correct
104 degrees fahrenheit
Formula
(40°C × 9/5) + 32 = 104°F

 

(-40°C × 9/5) + 32 = -40°F

o Fs given

 

It takes six minutes to warm from 22F to 190F. I have been in vehicles when it was that cold to never reach operating temp.

 

People crash these trucks every day, I would have an independent shop put in a low mile used engine.

 

my bad , missed that he changed plugs.

 

You bought a used truck and it has issues, and you’re blaming Toyota?

Bet the previous owner abused it and then traded it in. Buying used is a roll of the dice.

 

Block heater would've saved the day.
Oil in a plug would suggest a VC/SP gasket, no?
Could've been an unrelated issue.