Any Toyota Dealer Employees? Looking for a PDF...

Anyone happen to have dealer access to the "full" version of this PDF document I've attached? It looks like it's a total A to Z listing of everything changed. Looks like 600 pages or more.

I found clippings of this intro, which is the summary, the section on the 6 cylinder engine but not the 4, and something about the exterior. That's nowhere near the full page count though.

@Jeff Lange , maybe? Or is this "non public" information that wasn't supposed to be posted?

I'm also thinking about emailing my dealer, but I figured posting up here might be more successful.

 

Looking for the exact same doc...

 

What is it supposed to be. The repair manual thing?

 

No, just a huuuuge list of changes and specs. For instance, details on the valve timing specs and bore spacing, way more detailed than the owner's manual.

We already have the repair manuals and wiring diagrams floating around on here.

 

It's called new car features (NCF), it's many separate PDF files and none of which I can share. Every time a generation changes the NCF houses the best descriptors.

 

Ah, OK so it's non-public then... hmmm. That's a bummer, because I really want to look at the specs of the 4 cylinder and read up on the differentials.

Is it like, Toyota Confidential material or just your dealer policy not to share?

 

Additional question: how would anyone know?

 

It is 100% confidential, but I try to help others on here when I can.

 

Confidential or just copyrighted in the same way the FSM is? Is the NCF accessible to anyone with a TIS subscription?

 

Apparently it's Pub. No. NM26L0U

 

NCF is accessible for anyone with a TIS subscription, it's listed here.

https://techinfo.snapon.com/TIS/register.aspx

TIS is a tad odd to figure out but many of us on here can help users out.

I've subscribed to other manufacturers librarys before with limited success. I would suggest that one should subscribe during the week to ensure the order goes through properly and you get to use the whole time allotted.

 

The NCF book is posted on TIS and can be accessed by anyone with a subscription. That said, the original NCF book posted for the 2016 Tacoma was in that format (the PDF) showing actual changes from 2015. It has since been updated to the newer NCF format, which I find much less useful personally.

I haven't been able to find a copy of the original NCF book for the 2016 Tacoma.

Jeff

 

Thanks Jeff!

I actually ponied up the $15 for 2 day access and I'm currently on a brain rush of information. I have found the promised land, and I'm probably going to stay up late tonight.