60k maintenance

I'm geting ready to do my 60k maintenance. All of the Stuff i've ready, even from toyota, Just says to inspect the diffs and replace if needed. They only have regular scheduled intervals for the LSD and prerunner. Is there something i'm missing? I have an 09' DCSB TRD OR. My understanding is I don't have the LSD. Am i wrong on that? Also they don't specify front differential intervals as well. Not sure what i'm missing, but this seems pretty stupid.

My plan is to do the following.

Front diff
Rear diff
Transfer case
Transmission
engine oil
spark plugs
grease zerks
clean K&N

Anything i'm missing? Overkill on anything?

 

if you're OR you don't need the LSD additive.
maybe check cabin air filter, coolant, ps fluid, brake fluid

 

I did my front & rear diff + tranny fluid at 38k and it was dark. Getting ready to do it again at 80k, but I beat my baby.

Clean your entire intake (I've done mine 4 times in 80k). With a K&N yours needs it really bad by now I'm sure.

Throw away that POS K&N and grab a paper filter.

Pull your cam bolts and lube them before they seize if they aren't already.

Check carrier bearing and U joints for play.

Check wheel bearings, tie rods, and UCA/LCA BJ's for play

 

Your Off Road does not have a limited slip.

 

Thanks


Where are the cam bolts at? Just use the typical anti-seize for lube?

 

I didn't get around to finishing the thread, but there are a few links in it that may help

http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/su...-cam-replacement-2005-tacoma.html#post5088138

I used Mobil-1 on mine.

 

I was thinking CAM as in the piece that runs the valves in the engine.

You should probably get on it so that some of us can get ours done

 

I just did 60K maintenance on mine:

plugs
engine oil
grease drive shafts
cabin air filter (change this every 30K, its get pretty dirty)

Still need to do the following:

front and rear diff oil
trannsmission oil (just going to drain pan and refill it then will do this once a year from now on)
transfer case oil

Question I have to anyone, I have and 09 4dr. long bed TRD Sport 4x4 and there is no wires going into my diff so do I need the LSD additive? I have heard that mine uses the brakes for traction control, is this correct?

 

If you have mechanical LSD the sticker stating so should be on your diff.

 

http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/technical-chat/24545-changing-differential-fluid-step-step-how.html

according to this thread, you don't need the LSD additive in an '09 or newer

 

This sticker is not on mine (hope it didnt fall off!)

 

You have a 2009 AND an Off Road. Those are two things that tell you that you do not have an LSD. LSD's were discontinued in 2008, and Off Roads have e-lockers.

Cabin air-filter.

 

Can anyone reccommend and ATF fluid? I'm looking at this.

http://www.amazon.com/Mobil-98HC69-...01XA/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1339082528&sr=8-2

 

Toyota Genuine ATF WS

The owner's manual specifically calls for it. FYI.

 

interesting. I was hoping to switch to a synthetic. Maybe not this time to keep it under warranty.

 

Yeah. I would use Toyota's.

For whatever reason they say to use their stuff in the trans, but in the rear, they say to use theirs, or an equivalent to their diff gear oil.

RE: the trans:

RE: the diff:

 

search noob

http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/te...nance-2nd-gen-30-000-60-000-90-000-miles.html

 

Just got my 60k svc... from my dealer here in Monterey...everything above... plus a fuel injector and throttle body cleaning... $400 damn dollars... least I know they did it cause I watched em.

 

why didn't you do it yourself?