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Need a two stroke up the main line

Thank You, great job of letting people know of what's legal and what huge legal problems you can get into if you are in a accident. Or as they say "SAFETY IS NO ACCIDENT"

30,000 mile Transmission Service Required! Only Limited By Ones Imagination! The Designer Recommended!

6:16 I wonder where you’ve been sticking that finger..the fly liked it..hehe

irrelevant but what skid plate is that? :P is that sequoia bumper specific?

Just got my first travel trailer to go with my first gen Tundra. While the weight is well under the obvious number in the GCWR, I will now run these calculations to see the reality.

Bro bro . I built a Honda 500x 4stroker . In a 1986 Honda 350x three wheeler frame. The engine came from a 1982 Honda 500r. Dirt bike. That had been crashed .front forks bent bad. This was back in 2002.. anyways I built the bike but got scared to go up that giant ass hill... I thought what if something goes wrong I'm here by myself . So I just rode everything else but stayed low and slow. Now I'm to old .body can't handle the handle bars anymore.. I miss that place .stay safe..🎃

If you don’t drop the pant and change the filter don’t even bother. Also clean the magnets. You poured fresh fluid on those covered magnets….

I hope you still have the same Tundra

Bad asssssss tundra!

Thanks. Did the job myself in a couple hours. Could do it again in under an hour. Knowing it’s done right and saving some $ is comforting.

Wouldn’t the (GCWR) be 16,900 not 15,900? Or am I missing something?

That is one heck of a Hill!

THANK YOU, THAT WAS VERY HELPFUL

I'm getting killed now you are correct. I am messing with 47 yrs of oxidation on white gelcoat

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Told a work buddy to look for a trailer in the 3,500 lb area like a GeoPro. He told me that’s dumb, that’s why he upgraded from a Tacoma to a Tundra. I said I personally wouldn’t go over 5,500 sustained in my Tundra. Have hauled 7,500 a few hundred miles before, but if I was going to tow full time, 3,500-5,500 ish range. He simply said, Google says it can pull 10,200 lbs, you don’t know what you’re talking about :) fun fun :)

My question is you talk about the temperature of the transmission being between 99 to 111 degrees so you make sure the level is right don't you put the same amount of oil you took out just wondering

Thank god there’s no camera on the ground next to the exhaust tip 😂

When you remove the decals and pin strips did you notice any like raising from where the decals protected it from oxidation? I had removed my decals and I can see the shape of the old decals which was most likely caused by the decals protecting the original gel coat.

Precise

Thanks for the video. Using 16 qts gets expensive,.

Half ton can pull legally 9,500 lb because you use your weight distribution hits to distribute the weight evenly across and that's the way you do it driver

Order that exhaust from Dirty Deeds yesterday . Looking forward to it . Your video and one other sold me on it . Thanks for posting . Keith is the man

Why would wheels and tires take a way from you payload numbers when they are what’s supporting all the weight in the first place?🤔 They aren’t in the bed of your truck or in the back seat, they are between your shocks and the pavement.

What products did you use?

So toyota states 12.3 for tow package but I have added 16 quarts and nothing is still comming out qhen Trans is at tempature

You can do 10% tow hitch weight and you'll get better towing capacity since it uses less of your payload.

What Toy Hauler is that in the background? How much does it weigh and how does your Tundra do pulling it?

Holy HELL!!! That did a hell of a job for you..the result looks absolutely amazing. Good job!!

Great video 👍. Question about the grenade pin for the thermostat.. does that pin only stay in during the flush process? I'm a bit unclear of when that is removed.. I did this job on a 2011 Tacoma , but it never had this step for a thermostat.. I'm finally servicing my 2010 tundra so any and all advice welcomed.

About to do this on my wife’s 2008 Sequoia with 244,000 miles I usually just do a drain and fill with whatever amount I get out. I have done that 3 times since we’ve owned the car,which is almost 50k miles I will be doing a fluid exchange using Valvoline MaxLife Synthetic ATF as that’s a recommended fluid available to me locally. I was forwarded your video by someone on the Tundra forum

I tow more than the spects say 500 pounds of pluming 5000 lbs of trailer and excavator. No problems what so ever had to for reliability!

Nice Tundy!

Thank you! You've validated what I should not tow.

Lol buy a sander...

Excellent video tutorial. Thank you.

Well.. I’m trading in my tundra...I’m going to go cry now.

Best dang description EVER. You made it simple son. Thank you. So many people complicate the hell out of this. You made it easy to cipher. Not surprised with Tundra numbers. I see guys all the time hauling big trailers with Tundras with the “mystique” of Tundra towing capability in their heads. But they didn’t do your math. And they are overweight. Can it be done? Yes. Safely? Probably. Depends on how you get into the accelerator. Is it something you want to do daily? Nope. It will beat you up trying to do it. PS - I had a ‘99 Tacoma extra cab 6cyl 4x4 manual and I once had my Harley (600#?) in the back plus I was pulling a 16’ sailboat with it on aluminum trailer (I’ll guess 250# tongue weight). I had overload springs and excellent BFG AT’s. I drove from Maine to Charleston, WV. My oldest son and I combined weighed 350 probably. Plus we packed the cab with a bunch of stuff plus we had a stainless ladder rack plus we had home made wooden (heavy) bike loading ramp in bed with bike. We probably had payload over 1600#. We were clearly way way overloaded. Did truck haul good? Like a champ! I needed third gear a lot on hills but she pulled strong. Did it complain? Nope. Great truck. But I would never do that trip often. That was one of those “I gotta do this” scenarios you go into with eyes wide open and you take great care with your driving. So bottom line - Toyota’s can haul. Is it proper? You judge it. I won’t judge you. Just be safe please.

I hope to get a Tundra soon so I can get this exhaust !!

I did the same procedure but I used an infared temp guage on the trans pan untill I hit 110, then I checked the level! I don't like sticking paper clips into my electronics.

Great tips n video I wouldn’t changed the filter either if you flushed the transmission often like u said u did . I changed it this time but from now on I’m going tu flush it like u did

Can you really count unsprung weight though towards payload? Unsprung weight: The weight of the tires, wheels, axle, and suspension components not supported by the suspension.

Thank you this was great!!

Is that an Auburn LSD in the rear?

Don’t forget to mention that with a weight distribution hitch on the trailer, which removes a lot of the tongue weight off of the truck and back onto the trailer, which will then allow you to get up toward that max towing weight it says in the manual. Great job on all the calculations, btw.

No hands on material being shown. Yea u didn’t do this!

Great video. Practical explanation of the various weight constraints. These factors are playing an increasingly important role in accident investigations and lawsuits.

whats the part number on that trd sway bar I need one

Terrific video! Paddle Tire?