Tired of searching for 2010 Tranny TSB

I have spent to much time searching this site to find the TSB for ECM Calibrations for the 2010. TSB-0393-09. So if this is what you are looking for also then HERE YOU GO!!!

 

It's always helpful when the file your searching for is in post #1. I see this is your first post too! Welcome to the forums!

 

Here is some info on the Toyota Recall that I thought was kind of interesting if you can make sense out of it.

 

I had the TSB done one my 09 2WD sport and it worked great!

Just sold it to my son and bought a 2010 4X4 OR.
No problem at all so far, they must have done it in production now.
Much better than the original shifting on the 09.

 

i am at the dealer now for the rear suspension and transmission TSB's for a 2010 DC SB Sport

 

Appreciate this! I need to take mine in tomorrow for oil change and service light (who knows what that could be) and wanted them to do this while I was there. Searched a bit but only found the '09 TSB. Great help, thanks again!

 

is this tsb only for the automatics, cause 1st to 2nd in my 2010 dc sb sport 6spd is a little rough before i engage the clutch

 

Yes Moocantoesh this is only for the Autos. I am taking mine in on friday to get it check out for the tranny TSB and Leaf TSB plus recall for pedal and front driveline.

I know this information is on here else where but I figure since y'all are already here I will post this here also.

The recall page:
http://www-odi.nhtsa.dot.gov/recalls/recallsearch.cfm

And the PDF is TSB for Leafs!

 

"Toyota makes all available TSBs accessible to the public by subscribing to our Technical Information System. Toyota also submits copies of TSBs monthly to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), and most of those TSBs are summarized on the NHTSA website for anyone to review." This is quoted from http://pressroom.toyota.com/pr/tms/...afety+Recalls+and+Technical+Service+Bulletins

Funny how much it costs for public info! This is the link to the Technical Information System FAQ page that shows prices for this information.

https://techinfo.toyota.com/techInfoPortal/appmanager/t3/ti?_nfpb=true&_pageLabel=ti_faq_page

The RECALLS are updated. And yet TSBs are not updated on NHTSA.
http://www-odi.nhtsa.dot.gov/recalls/recallsearch.cfm

http://www-odi.nhtsa.dot.gov/tsbs/tsbsearch.cfm

 

Checked my VIN and it's my lucky day. My VIN is higher than those listed.

Sometimes things just work out right for a change.

 

This kinda sucks it says it has to be below 20mph.

When I am stopping I have a harsh shift from 30-20mph

 

Here's a twist on this... From a stop or when travelsing below 20 MPH, my '09 Taco revs in (what seems to be) neutral before engaging gears and moving forward. It's only for about 5 seconds or so, but it's not consistantly doing it. It still annoying as hell and I'm wondering if there's a TSB that covers this issue. Anyone else out there having this problem???

 

That is pretty much what mine is doing. It almost feels like the tranny is low on fluid. I asked the assistant service manager at Yodda Stealership (seems to be a pretty trustworthy guy, fellow Taco owner) he said that it is not likely that the tranny is actually low on fluid, since it is a "sealed" tranny. He said that the problem is most likely the need for the reprogram.


On a HAPPY NOTE... I took the truck to the stealership today for them to check it out for the recalls and the TSBs... They are going to do the work!!! The guy I worked with is awesome and didn't give me a buncha $h!t! SHOUT OUT to Rosner Toyota in Stafford, VA!!!

 

I took my Taco back to the stealership to get the work done, on Friday. They did the work no questions asked! Got the new leaf pack and the ECU re-program. The ride is a little better with the new leaf (not that it was bad b4) and the ass end is lifted up a little. I will post picts soon (stock picts are kinda crappy). She started at 36 at axle center line from ground to bottom lip of wheel well. And for the Tranny... THIS IS A MUST DO!!!! Taco shifts sooooo much better, its amazing! Hardly any lag, no matter how you step on the pedal. Again SHOUT OUT to Rosner Toyota in Stafford, VA!!!

 

Got this done on my truck today. All I can say is Awesome... I didn't think my truck shifted that badly until now. Its soo much smoother and shifts harder/faster. Perfect for my driving habits..

+1 if you think you need it just do it anyways.

 

Am I just checking against the last 6 digits in the VIN? I ask because I don't know if letters follow or precede numbers in terms of what comes first. But if it's just the last 6....its all numbers anyway.

 

http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/at...hing-2010-tranny-tsb-toyotasua020510final.pdf


I looked up this "SRS" research group, since the report listed seemed to be based mostly on anecdotes and not at all on research. Note also, the clever use of SRS in their logo- stands for supplemental restraint system (airbags) in Toyota vehicles. It is a group that is financed by 5 legal firms to "find" safety related items in vehicles to take to court. You could use the reports from this institute to wipe up the shitstorm shown in the quote above.