Ticking Sound After Oil Change

Could be low oil level

 

Nah, it’s only the two of us in the shop and he had a staff meeting to go to ‍♂️

 

Maybe when we do this we’re hoping that another member has had a similar complaint and he/she will reply that it’s nothing to worry about so he doesn't have to waste any more time at the dealer. (easier, softer, way)

 

Aircraft maintenance does not spare me a lot of time for personal appointments lol

 

That missile thing almost gave me a headache .

 

Did you check the oil man?

 

I did and my oil was good. I did roll down my windows and it’s a pretty loud tick. Its definitely in my wheel lol

 

Check the center cap, maybe loose or debris in it. Had a loose one, in back made some noise.

 

From my experience and a lot of others is that dealerships do shitty work and dont care about you at all. I dont bring my truck to dealer unless i really have to.

They usually get apprentices to do oil changes and tire rotations. Thats what i did at ford and nissan dealers when i was doing my apprenticeship.

 

I was wondering this too, the 15k service does not have an oil change.

 

Dealer has been changing mine every 5K, not going to argue. I will due 10K when it's my dime.

 

Seems strange right after an oil change.
I had a clicking I couldn't figure out until I realized my wheel weights (aftermarket wheels) were hitting my caliper.

 

Aircraft mechanic. Takes pick up to dealer for oil change. I'm confused. Should change the oil yourself. The humungous drums of oil they use at dealerships are known to have mixed results. Oil in a bottle is usually better quality than drums. Free is not always good.

 

They changed mine at 3,684 miles. (10,000 mile service) I get my oil/filter changed once a year.

 

Too many fucking jokers on TacomaWorld to get a straight answer out of any of them. Helps though when a man starts weeding them out.

 

Maybe they put a baseball card in the spokes to make your truck sound cooler?

 

Dude I would put those and aluminum cans between the tire and forks. The good ol days.

 

Vrrrr vrrrr vrrrr.