Vibration at 2,000 rpm

Oh definitely get in there and try if you feel the want or need!

I was just letting you and anyone else reading know that your truck likely isn’t going to explode because it has this issue

 

TerminatorScout

The only thing in 35yrs automotive experience I have come across like this is a compeomised FLYWHEEL. Wether be cracked, or a flywheel counter weight gets thrown via faulty spot weld. Or simply under engineered/or constructed
(Gasp! A Toyota!? YUP)

Doubt cam is the issue: Our Taco has 91K mi . Well maintained and not abused. One owner. Started around 86k mi. No reason observed. Occasional nominal loads Half dozen a year. Nothing exceeding factory ratings.

Its been over a year and not sure if you are still a Tacoma owner or monitoring this thread but would like to hear what has happened in the time since tour post.

best regards

 

Ive honestly never addressed it.. Just been sucking it up and dealing with it.. what else am i suppose to do ya know? it hasnt flown apart yet.. but i feel like its continually gotten a little worse too.

 

My 2018 does the same thing. I believe it's the torque converter. at 2000 RPMS or WOT the torque converter and the transmission move at the same speed. So I believe it transmitting with some type of interference.

 

My 2009 does the same exact thing it’s annoying but nothing ,I have checked has been the source.