200,000 Mile Club (1st Gen Tacomas)

218,010 today on my 03

 

keeping up on my maintenance is one of the most important things that keeps my truck running like the legand toyota built its name on.. full synthetic oil changes every 3 k and full synthetic trans flushes ever 30 K timing belt gets done every 60 with water pump and pully changes every other belt change...

 

Wow, lots of 1st gens well over 200k. Very cool!

My 06 2nd gen is now at 273k. 300k in sight!

 

I guess i wanna know how many of you guys out there are beating the piss out of your trucks off road like i am at 204K and S/C.. there are chevs in the 200K clubs now but they cant wheel em like a toy..

 

hehehehehe

 

I beat the snot outta it. Truck takes it and asks for more!

I know weaver-vegas very well myself. I lived in madison county for 7 years.

 

Haha I am surprised people do know where it is lol, it is on the uprise wal mart, lowes, and a lot more moving in lol...

 

271,xxx miles and the only things that have been replaced were the universal joint and the starter. might need a new timing belt, but for a 15 year old truck, i'd have to say that's pretty good.

 

From last week.

 

2001 Sienna - 220,000...but the valve cover and oil pan are leaking. I hope it doesn't cost much to fix.

2001 Tacoma DC Prerunner - 141,000 and counting.

2004 Solara 4cyl - 160k, but interior smells funny. A/C smell i think?

All are reliable, but the little things are bugging me. I'm hoping to someday hit at least 300,000 on all of them

 

In 2000 i bought a 98 Taco V6. I sold it at 150,000 miles to a lady nearby. I bump into her now and then. Last i saw her she has 220,000 miles on it. When i owned it I mostly put highway miles on it but also put it through the Toyota truck tests. Lippincott Road in Death Valley is one example of the terrain I would seek. She also is not kind on it. Living in South Central Montana there is plenty of Desert and mountain 2 track to be found.

Before I sold it, all I had ever done was change the oil regularly ( every 3,000) and replace the rear leaf springs once.

She has replaced the starter, alternator, clutch, and water pump.

Some of these motors ( 5VZFE ) have well over 300,000 miles on them now.

And if you are looking at 4 cylinders, well, I have an 85 with 310,000 original miles on it and have only replaced the alternator, clutch and more recently the clutch slave cylinder and water pump

 

made it.

 

^ taken while going 75 mph?

love it

 

lol yea i was headed home from work on the interstate and noticed that i had hit 200k.

 

No major issues, just maintainance.

 

Not my Toyota but I hope my 2nd Gen goes this many miles.

My 2004 mercedesbenz sprinter.

 

for all you guys with over 200,000 miles, how many of you had the fuel pumps go out ? and if so, when ?

 

195k! ill be there soon!

 

at 276xxx and not one fuel pump... or anything actually. Bone stock, just brakes tires, plugs, filters and fluids. Needs belts, a little concerned about the timing belt.

 

is the timing belt original?!