2WD to 4WD FAILURE

You aren't serious with that logic, are you? If you live your life by black and white terms, you're making LOTS of bad choices.

 

I'd start with any water body that exceeds your tire height.

 

I have Seen that

 

Why do you okay or manufactures add parts that are detrimental to engine operation on an aircraft? Or did you mean essential?

 

Couldn't agree with you more!

 

In all seriousness, I'm sure a dealer would argue any depth if they don't have to do it under warranty

 

I work for a company that manufactures parts for said engines

 

This is a common problem dating back at least to early 2nd gen years. The electronic control system is very finicky. When I did my 4wd conversion, I used an FJ Cruiser manual t-case so I didn’t have to deal with the electronics. Shifts into 4wd every time.

 

Well, the logic is sound. If you drive through water deep enough to break something, it was too deep. The alternative is Toyota saying "don't drive through water"

 

Detrimental - Doesn’t mean what you think it means. Detrimental is bad. Essential is necessary. Just a little quality control oversight in your use of words.

 

Eh.. how about lack of interpretation. I don't do qc. I'm not a bean counter

 

I was sitting down eating my lunch and a group of 4 jeeps came up and crossed the stream. Then a group of 3 motorcycle crossed it. When I was ready to leave a Jeep and Tacoma crossed. All with out a problem. That’s when I decided to cross it.

 

Lol WTF. Okay. So you inspect parts that are detrimental to aircraft engines and sign off on them. Sounds good dude.

 

Yeah man, welcome to 2020, have a seat at the kiddy table and learn wtf potential modes and effects analysis are. You keep trying toots.

I play a bigger roll than inspection. Can you comprehend?

 

You realize that failure and effects analysis, fault tree analysis, are methods of quality control, right not “bean counter” work which would be profitability and cost to benefit analysis. You seem like a dolt.

 

Let us know what the dealer says. You should of taken it to a mod friendly dealer. I believe Tustin Toyota was installing King Suspension lifts on Tacomas at some point.

 

You seem like you know everything. you're prolly a fun dude at parties.

And to back pedal, maybe i left out a word or two like "CAN BE", texting and driving isn't a strong skill of mine.

 

Mostly just know what detrimental means....