3rd Gen Maintenance Maps - Get 300k+ miles

There were a few here in this thread https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/who-has-the-highest-mileage-3rd-gen.694646/page-27

 

Got the poster hung up on the tool box. Great resource, thanks @Soft Taco

 

Man... I can't tell you how cool that is to me, AND you even laminated it like a boss! Love to see it.

 

no it's the four banger auto, wrong thread? had the truck since 26 miles on odo. so far only done oil every 5k or so. spark pugs twice. brake pads. basically nothing else tho. wiper blades. do have a check engine light that think is related to a position sensor. riding life on the razors edge. haha

 

probably need the list

 

Appreciate the work that went in to this, thank you.

That said, if this ever gets rev'd, capacities for the various fluids would be absolutely appreciated. Not too hard to remember engine oil, but everything else is so infrequent, I apparently can't be bothered to remember (may not help that I've not done anything but the engine oil yet..).

Also - the long string of small font part numbers would be easier to read/remember if they were hyphenated like most dealers seem to format them. I was about to ask how on earth this went this long without someone noticing the diff drain plug part numbers were wrong; turns out I had an extra 0 in there that I didn't catch until about my 5th or 6th check..

 

Thanks! Ya know the main reason (other than making it too busy) I did not add quantities is because, in many of the tasks, the quantity is a variable due to being drain and fills. For example, the transmission quantity can be 4 qts or even twice that depending on how many iterations you do. Same for brake fluid and power steering etc. In that case I just left all that info to the video walkthroughs to prevent confusion. Glad you are looking it over so close. When I first made it I found an error no less then a month after the fact that my PN for the intake filter was referring to the 4-banger model

 

Makes sense - was thinking just list oem listed capacities for reference maybe, and let people choose their own oily adventures. Maybe that with a disclaimer about variance in requirements due to different variables in changing could work? I could see it both ways.

 

Just noticed you have the 6MT. I need to find someone in Colorado Springs who will let me do a vid on the manny tranny.

 

We'll have to get & stay in touch. My house is in the Springs, but the truck is in Atlanta.
I should be driving it here (COS) in the next 4 or 5 months (maybe). When I do, you can look to see if it's what you want to shoot.

Mine is the 5 speed manual.

 

Whew that was fast! I’m going to shoot you a DM but I’ll be living in New York by July…

 

Don't make me come out there...I'd hate it with all the snow and mountains and stuff, ick...

 

Amazing thread! Thank you OP and all contributors.

 

Anyway of getting a chart on us 2.7L i4 engines..... I love what you did for the v6.

 

You know brother, one day possibly. It’s a bit of a task I haven’t got around to just yet.

 

Brethren who have been part of this journey with me all this time... please see the original post and give feedback as able - Tyler

 

That new maintenance tracker is sick! All the info you could possibly need, very good job sir!

 

thanks brother! How’s the color scheme to your eyes? I will likely put it out in a few styles for us.

In fact I will probably give the truck a few different factory colors to pick from.

 

I actually don't mind the color, very easy on my eyes and I can read all the info very clearly. I think that beige background color is quite fitting, especially for my truck lol. Thank you for making this, now I don't have to scour Google anymore for part numbers and torque settings.