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1996 Tacoma 4WD 3.4L Manual

Discussion in 'Buy / Sell / Trade' started by cs361, Oct 25, 2009.

  1. Oct 25, 2009 at 11:09 PM
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    cs361

    cs361 [OP] Member

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    Ok great bro. Thanks. So did they stop producing the 3.4 all together? Could you go and buy a car with a 3.4 in it? And are parts pretty cheap??
     
  2. Oct 26, 2009 at 4:39 PM
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    06BLUEDBLSPORT

    06BLUEDBLSPORT Well-Known Member

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    I cant remember exactly when the 3.4 was produced but i think it came out in 96? But it continued up till 2004 but in 2003 toyota came out with the 4.0L V6 that produces 236-245 HP for the 4Runner and Tundra but when the new Tacoma bodystyle came out in 05 the put the 4.0L V6 in them

    As for parts, i would say they are not so cheap cause some people stop making parts for the 3.4, so some parts may be a little expensive, but then again there are people that are continuing to make parts for the 3.4L V6
    But one mod for the engine that many people have done here on TW for their 3.4L V6 is the deckplate mod. You put a deckplate on the stock airbox and it makes the stock intake act like a cold air intake and it gives you quite a bit of boost in HP and the great thing about it is you can close up the hole in a matter of seconds making it a stock air intake again
     
  3. Oct 26, 2009 at 5:27 PM
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    oldtacomaguy

    oldtacomaguy four forty four

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    I had a 95 Tacoma with the 4 cyl., 5 speed. Nice truck but it lacked power on hills and when towing my small boat. Traded it in for a 97 with the 3.4 and 5 speed. That was the perfect combination as far as I'm concerned. Plenty of smooth power, good gas mileage (about 24 MPG) and nothing ever went wrong with it (ever) until the frame rusted. I'd get the 6 cyl. but be sure to get the frame inspected as Janster said. The road salt in the Northeast killed some really nice trucks.
     
  4. Oct 26, 2009 at 7:58 PM
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    AliOop127

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    I haven't had mine for very long... so far so good, with the exception of a heater motor and o2 sensor...
     

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