Tacoma shifts differently after 5K Service

Just had my 5k service and noticed something after I got my truck back . It shifts differently . It stays in gear longer now and does not shift up to next gear as quick as it used to . I didn't mind how it shifted before , but now seems to have more "power" because it hits higher rpms before shifting to next gear .
Also seems to downshift quicker and for longer when I give it a little .

Anyone else see a difference after a service? Possible they changed settings ? Just odd that it now shifts at 2-3.5k instead of 1.5 to 2 .

 

Does your paperwork from the dealer mention a TSB update?

 

you prob got the TSB done... or have your ECT buttom turned on.

 

Don't see anything on the paperwork . Pretty basic " fluids check, ire rotation" etc .
Not complaining . Perked the girl up a bit . Feels like a new truck

 

No ECT button on . No aftermarket stuff . Just seemed odd that the shift points changed .

 

Also, your drive-by-wire is constantly learning your driving habits and adjusting accordingly. But I seriously think you got the TSB done... that's exactly how my truck felt after.

 

+1

 

Wow. That's a good surprise

 

Would love it if they released a new TSB!

 

Thanks all . Didin't find anything on dealer paperwork about TSB but am happy that the truck is driving the way it is . Does not seem to hunt like it did before and acceleration seems to be much better .

 

Nothing changed on my 5k other than the rim valve stem caps were not reinstalled.

 

Nothing changed on mine either. Thankfully.

 

Was in for a 2K oil change on my new truck (it makes me feel better) and asked them about it. Techs and the service manager haven't heard about a change, for what its worth.

 

Hey OP, next time you open the hood....look up to the right... they are supposed to put a sticker there that says they did the TSB update for the tranny.... If it's there and the # ends in "300".... you got the latest update..!!

 

Ect is on.

 

No..!

 

Thanks .Will look tomorrow

 

ETC isn't on . I did look at that .

 

Great news!

 

If they did a TSB, there will be a sticker under the hood confirming so.
My best guess is they disconnected the battery, thus resetting the ECU back to "learning mode". Which drives and shifts much better(for the first ~500miles) then will ultimately resort back to the sluggish Taco we are all use to.