Toyota Tacoma Rusted Frame Repair, Complete Frame Replacement
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When I bought this Tacoma a few years ago, I honestly thought I would toss a suspension on it and I wouldn't use it very often. But I fell in love with this truck and it has become my favorite truck to jump into and head into the woods, go an an adventure or find a remote hiking trail.
But once I got the truck I knew that at some point in the future I was going to have to deal with a HUGE problem with the truck and that was the rusted frame. This is a common problem with Tacoma Trucks and it is an issue that any true die hard Toyota will tell you that they have never heard of this problem all while Toyota is replacing frames for free all over the place.
When I went "frame shopping" there was no way to even get a frame from Toyota directly, and even on their website when you look up the part, there is no quick answer if the frames are the same between the 2wd and the 4wd.
So this video will answer that question, as well as how to shorten a Tacoma Frame to make an access cab truck frame work with a standard cab truck.
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I worked in a body shop for 20 years and have done several frame swaps. They are an absolute pain in the ass. Everything needs to be swapped over. All the suspension, brake lines, fuel lines, engine, trans, fuel tank, every thing. To top it off insurance companies would only pay use like 16 hours to do it. Absolutely impossible in that amount of time.
I would like you to know that I have been watching you for years on the other Chanel and enjoyed the way you lay things out. Keep going for us shade tree experts lol.
10 or 15k job?
Only frame swap that wasn't a pain for me was an 83 toyota PU was simple as could be, and was at 1.2m km hauling firewood on van isle, only on its second engine went from the 22r to 22re on it just so the carb didn't freeze up solid again when it was parked by the ocean in winter again beautifully simple cheap n reliable honestly could probably do everything on it with double set of wrenches n a press
@@sschevmale24 it was 15k Canadian for the dealer to do it at customer rates. Toyota would pay a different rate, lower than what you and I would pay, but it was 40.5 hours (from memory plus it minus a few hours) plus parts. The dealership came out on top that’s for sure. Like I said 12 hours and my truck was rolling out complete.
I’ve been a body man for 40 years just swap a frame in two days 8 hours a day
The way he’s doing it is stupid…sorry not being ugly
Remove the body first
Roll the chassis next to the new one and switch it over roll the new one back
I’ve done it for years
It payed 24 hours I did it in 16 that’s making money 👍🏻
I'm loving these long format videos! Awesome to see it start to finish! Merry Christmas brother. Keep killing it!
Great video ,Ian! The music is unbelievably ANNOYING!
Why do content creators feel music is required? You’ll never find music everyone likes, so how about just shop sounds?
I know, I can mute it, but does anyone really like watching video (for an hour) with no sound?
your videos would be so much better without the garbage music............
Man, the disparity in volume between the needed dialog and the unnecessary "music" makes this video very hard to watch.....
The frame redo is very interesting but... the "music"???? is AWFUL as well as twice as loud as the voice over.
Was just going to say the same. Great content, but the music needs to be the same volume as the voiceover.
WTF is up with the teardown music? Keep nararating. The tunes are giving me flashbacks to terrible strip clubs.
Not to mention twice at loud as when Ian is talking. I have to turn it up and down thru the whole video.
Yea a bit annoying, shame because the content is awesome!!
@@lancedonald9392 After a while I just kept the volume down...just watched in silence. (Kinda like when you peek in the window of the strip club)
I remember seeing you and Jessi (RIP) as a kid and just now finding you on TH-cam, you two were awesome then and even more now! Thank you for inspiring me to work on things!!!
Thanks so much!!
Besides the eye glasses, he didn't age either....
The fact you had to maneuver 3 frames by yourself is amazing by itself lol. Great episode. Thank you.
Hilarious how Toyota fanboys rave about how ‘reliable’ their beloved Toyotas are 😂
They only suffered 3 decades and multiple class action lawsuits of every body on frame vehicle they made, dissolving from rust
If it's good enough for the Taliban....
Define "reliable"?? Sure, they made some bad frames, but Toyota owners don't have the inssanely expensive issues that Ford, Chevy and Dodge have. Those big 3 seem to have a new problem with every model they make. One year it's the motor, another it's the turbo, the exhaust manifolds, transmissions, all insanely expensive to fix. And many requiring the whole cab to be removed to fix them. Toyota's and Honda's just run and run up to 300/500K with light maintenance, easy peasy. Hate on them all you want, but facts are facts...
Your Fill Noise/music is way too loud, I have to turn down the volume so much I can't hear you. This leaves me to question why I am watching.
Beautifully executed, great content
Thank you Ian
I liked the content. I HATED THE AWFUL MUSIC!!!!! Yes, I am yelling that at you since you thought it was a good idea to blast the terrible music at twice the volume as your voice every time you stopped talking. When your viewers adjust the volume optimally to hear you talk, it is EXTREMELY ANNOYING to have to mute or readjust it every ten seconds. Please stop doing that.
It is not necessary to fill every moment of silence with sound. Especially THAT sound.
Great video, great info, but the music sucks! What age group do you think is watching this type of show? Surely not today's 20-30 somethings, and that music screams rave music that my 30 something daughter listens to. Please, either ditch the background music, (it really isn't necessary, the sounds of working in a shop suffice for me) or find something that goes with the theme. Rap/Pop/dance music is embarrassing to have play when watching this show with the teenagers in the room.
Ian I have been a big fan of yours since you started on TV. I really like watching on TH-cam but that background music was making my head hurt. Please get some new music.
Man, I did so many of these while working at Toyota. Paid anywhere between 42-60 hours depending on the year or model.
Could you hang the engine and trans from the cab? Imagine wood rails along the fenders. I figure it isn't done because the center of gravity would get all out of whack on the lift.
@@Dancing_Alone_wRentals I've heard of it done that way.
@@Dancing_Alone_wRentals There were a few they tried that but it was just easier to leave it in the frame and yank it as a unit after the cab was off.
They were cake. I had them down to 13hrs drive in, drive out. Two a week plus everything else that came in. Funded my retirement.
Hell yeah dude.
Great job!!! I have a 2008 TRD OR, And the front portion of the frame was just starting to show signs of rust so I ordered some slip over repair parts, and my neighbor was kind enough to help me get the parts welded back on (he has the lift in his garage, so that is really helpful.)
I did all the dirty work sanding, wire wheeling, and cleaning the frame, he welded the parts in, and I finished by painting, and then undercoating the entire frame with B'Laster surface shield.
Hopefully it will last a good 5-10 years with maint. As my son is inheriting this truck as his daily driver. But in all I really enjoyed this vid! Great work Ian!!
Hiya Ian, Great video, have loved your work for MANY years.
I have one "minor" "complaint" , Every time the music came on i had to turn down my volume to half way and then turn it back up to hear you well, I am watching this on my laptop with just it's in system speakers.
Merry Christmas from Everett, Washington at 12:02 am December 25th.
I second the motion. After a bit I just kept the volume down and watched. Merry second day of Christmas 8:48pm in the east
Dear Lord, PLEASE CHENGE THAT REPULISVE MUSIC!! PLEASE!!
Nicely done. Do away with the music!
Ian, really good video full of useful information. One minor correction. The X-Runner was a 5 lug truck so it would be the same as the base frame (mostly), not the prerunner/4x4 one. X-Runner was the only way you could get the 4.0/6 speed in a 5 lug 2nd gen. My daily is a 2010 X and I also have a 2011 4x4 Tacoma.
Good video, horrible music!
stop the volum boost on "music". can stop the music in general.
Music bursts my head
My dealer here in the north east of Canada has done 100’s of these swaps. Mine was done 6 years ago and took 1.5 days from start to finish. Unbelievable, and I drove it for 5 years after and not 1 issue.
One person?...how many man hrs?..BIG DIFFERENCE
Makes me chuckle every time I see the Ontario plate on the wall watched you every sunday morning on powerblock or horsepower tv looked forward to it greetings from Niagara on Canada.
Enough with the music already.
I believe toyota had a recall on frames for trucks that not many people knew about. I honestly didnt even know about it till a friend told me.
I've busted a bunch of Toyota frames. The recall came out when I only had 200,000 miles....Too many stories of dealers scamming so a friend patched the frame a couple times. Original clutch made it to 430,000 miles and the truck parked itself in a garage. I told the friend I would not drive it anymore...now I search around for 99 Tacoma extra cab frames.....(and a Tundra frame.....and a frame to go under the 1981 4wd)
The frame rust was an issue on frames made by Dana corp between 95 and 2000. Dana corp did not apply the coatings that Toyota specified and paid for.
Some Toyota dealers were great about changing frames, others were terrible. A relative took in his Tacoma and they refused him, even though it had visible holes. Mine was better than his and they gave me a new frame on my 03 Taco. But, that frame only lasted about 12 years before it rusted out and I've had to fix sections as they pop up.
Oh oh @@dc6233 So the replacement frames also had problems? Not good...I had hoped to find a frame for my 1999 from a newer truck that had the replacement.
This doesn't come as good news.
I've got a Static-X song stuck in my head for sooooome reason.
Really enjoyed, but.....the music? far too loud
Problem with ebay is not only fees Its the new never back the seller up policy, Buyers can and do just come up with a not as described claim and ebay wont listen to the seller at all. Lots have experienced it to the point the returned part isnt what you sold, but ebay doesnt give you the time of day, and you pay the return cost.
I am totally impressed on the knowledge skills and abilities and no help to do such a massive job. I have a Tacoma 2015 double cab I love but if it had to come down to this I would be screwed
Even if you had the knowledge,it wouldn't be work it..this is insane..not worth it..takes WAY to much time
😮😮😮When ' Yota was a #1 selling brand...Looking at this, mite as well git a Kia or Hyundai....Save thousands....Get the same longevity and quality....
I had the frame on my 2005 Tacoma replaced by Toyota. Every year since I have applied Fluid Film to the frame to protect it from the New England winters and it still looks brand new.
That's exactly what people have to do, using a rubberized undercoat is the worst thing to do. New England Taco owner here as well...
Does it help ( film fluid ) I just receive my new frame and I was thinking paint with something like rust stop and film fluid every years .
@@marc-antoineethier1862 I’ve only used fluid film and am happy with the results. I buy a gallon can from amazon every fall and spray almost all of it under the truck. In addition to the nozzle, the sprayer kit comes with a couple of tubes so you can spray the product inside the boxed sections of the frame.
New subscriber.
I'm impressed with your knowledge and video production skills! Being a new TH-cam creator, featuring the car in my profile picture, I totally understand the amount of effort required to make these videos!
Don't you know who he is?? He's been on TV for a looooong time, guess he decided to make a YT channel. The man has done anything and everything...
Enjoyed the info shared in the video, hated the music, muted every time the music played. Why people think that style of music is good is something I'll never understand...
Brings me back when I did my frame swap on my 03 tundra a few years ago. I had to do some mods too but not cut the frame like you did. Needless to say that this ranks high on the difficulty level especially when the frame needs to be cut like that. We’ll executed and great workmanship👍
Interesting.. I have an otherwise lovely 03 Access Cab, and have some rust, and have considered a frame swap. What was the job really like?
@@markstevens1729 it depends on the amount of time you have and what you have for tools to do it. I had a shop at my disposal with a forklift. I’m a Millwright by trade and I own everything I need to do the job. I had to clean and rust treat the donor frame first but it was in great shape. I’m in Canaderp so the rust age is real… there’s a few things to consider when you do this. First how long are planning to keep the truck and second how much money and your time are going into it. I still have my tundy and love it, in fact I own a 2018 and I sometimes prefer my 03 OG. Hope this helps.
One of the best content creators with the worst backing sound tracks.🤪
This would be an interesting video if it weren't for that obnoxious computer generated noise trying to pass for creative music which it so obviously is not. I would much rather hear the tools and other shop noises instead. Seems the worse the attempt at actual music the louder it must be played.
Great Video! I just did a frame repair on one. Its amazing how terrible they rusted in such a short amount of time
My deeply loved 03 Tundra may get here someday, and I decided a while back to be willing to do this.
Remove the Cab 1st then lift entire drivetrain as 1.
Iirc 2 experienced Toyota techs could complete a frame swap in approximately 28 hrs
Why the music my guy?
Riveting episode! I have a friend who needs a TJ frame swap and this gives us lots of great tips.
I miss watching you and Jessie Coombs Rest her soul on tv
I would’ve had to do the same thing to my 2001 access cab Tacoma but I just sold it and bought a gen 3 access cab but the single cabs were bad ass back in the day just glad that you replaced the frame but you should step-by-step of what you did awesome
After you put a kitchen in your rig there is no going back...
Enjoyed this video and your knowledge and your shop, thank you for sharing. I have an '03 4Runner that has some frame rust issues, had a couple of plates welded in under the passenger side door to take care of the worst and then every year it is scrape/sand/paint. The rust belt is not vehicle friendly!
You're amazing taking on that job acting so calm, nice going!
I have had many trips especially in the winter where I wanted to get away for the weekend but did not want to tow my travel trailer over the mountain passes covered with snow. My truck also has a nice canopy and it has worked great for a couple of nights but I did add some insulation panels that I could easily remove because a steel pickup up box gets really cold in the winter. That made a big difference.
Need a hair cut my friend when it distracts me from the Tacoma 😮
I love your videos… except for the god awful music. It’s literally nauseating.
Everyone has different taste....so that is OK
Just wondering, but why did you not coat the entire frame with something like Por15? This is a huge amount of work. With all of the known corrosion issues, wouldn't extra coating be a big plus?
Thanks for the vid. I’m dealing with an 06 tundra right now. Kinda perplexed at what I bought. Was advertised as a new frame, and it kinda looks like it, but the suspension and brake systems were rotten. Like your Tacoma, the body is perfect; still has nice original paint and not a spec of rust. Still need to cut out the lower control arms and buy camber bolts/adjusters. Hoping to grab a sawsall on a post holiday sale. Happy-merry whatever you celebrate!
there was a recall and Toyota paid to swap the frames on tons of trucks, and that is all they replaced
I have an 05 Tundra access cab just siting with a big question mark as to what to do. The passengers front frame area gave up. 56,000 miles on it, deep blue and perfect . But I can't find a frame.
girl had an 09 till last year, front crossmember rusted a 2" hole in it under 200K n blew the bottom end out with mint service n no abuse hah, repaired it all but dayum never expected that, that bilstein lift was absolutely gorgeous tho height and looks
The frame sees the most oxidation do to stress.
Basic, straightforward.
Nope...
Hard to watch,with the ridiculous choice of music...but your content is always worth it....great job
I bought a brand new 2007 Tacoma offroad 4x4 double cab with the 4 .0 V6 . The fuel mileage was absolutly appaling!! That truck drank gas like a big block Chevy. I fluid filmed my frame from day 1 and it held up pretty well
This video is making me get underneath my 2008 Tacoma AC 4x4 tomorrow to check it again. I bought it used in 2012 in Boulder CO. It was taken to a dealer in San Diego in 2015 (?) on a recall to check the frame, no issues except surface rust. It's stayed with in CA & TX ever since. It's a shame Toyota couldn't get it right, I had a 2004 Tacoma before that, fortunately no rust issue on that one either.
your music is too loud compared to your voice
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sounds adventurous
I had a 98 Tacoma, frame recalled and they bought back the truck after 11 years! Bought a used 2005 Tacoma that was mint, and bought a special spray wand to clean the frame... Loved it! They again had a recall for the frame after owning the truck for 5 years (Not an option, had to take the vehicle to the dealer) I was told no 2005 Tacoma had passed their "Test" and I would be on a waiting list for a frame... I did pass their "Test"!! and they sprayed the frame with some crap that was sticky and looked like yellow mud! I was not given the option to have this done... Told the dealer to find me a new Truck because they have prevented me from being able to clean my frame and prevent corrosion. My 2016 Tacoma frame is getting weekly cleaning with the wand I bought and used on the 2005 Tacoma.... only time will tell but as of right now it's mint and I live in the snowbelt where they use a lot of salt.
I like how you've done this with tools and resources the average guy has. Not like those fancy high budget TV shows that just promote manufactures expensive parts that are generally financially out if reach for us common folk.👍👍
It's like the frame is the anode for the cab, like in a water heater.
1st let me say merry Christmas to you and your family love the build on the Toyota but when you talk it is low and the back ground is loud you are one of the good builders keep up the fine work
I love these long how to videos 👍
That was one of the best episodes to end the year . Great job!👏👏👏👏
Would be nice if they can at least sell you a new frame from Toyota and do the frame transfer yourself. It will be a chore for a while it might be worth it in the end
That is what I had hoped...maybe a free frame since it was so bad...but the dealer said no way...
They had them for many years, but they used so many that they ran out and wouldn't make any more.
solid video.....music sucks!
Back when I had my 99 4x4 Tacoma and had the frame checked they didn't even give me an option to get it fixed. They told me I couldn't drive it. They gave me a loaner car to drive and they paid me one and a half times the value of the truck. I wish I would have kept the vin number so I could look it up because the body and interior were perfect. I'd be willing to bet that they fixed it !
95 to2000 all went to the crusher , saw it first hand
I have a 99 and didn't want to even go close to the dealer. The offer was not good in my opinion. My truck had 200 on it then, I ended up driving it to 430 and still have it. The frame was patched a couple times by a friend. The patch work took about six hours.
Yeah think my mailman would deliver a frame if I bought it off Ebay?
I am impressed with Ian's attention to detail and expertise coming from a former mechanic and quality control technician turned truck driver
Everything was great, but anyway to keep the music volume the same as the voice?
Ian,
If I had the tools you have, I would have built a custom frame for it instead of making a factory frame work. Since they are a known weak point on the Takoma, that new to you frame wouldn't be worth putting under it. Making your own would have ensured that it won't be an issue in the future.
He addressed this in the video. It is not a hardcore rock crawler and just an adventure truck so a stock frame is fine. He said if it was a more serious rig he would have built his own frame out of square tubing.
I used to watch you and Jessi religiously back in the day on Xtreme 4x4! Glad I found you here!
great content...wish i could subscribe...but can't due to terrible audio levels....voice parts too quiet...music parts WAYYYY too loud...miserable overall experience....constantly adjusting volume the whole time....
What about the Title and Registration? Frame now has a different VIN and Titles stay with the frame numbers.
I don't know if the Yota frame has VIN ID's on it...
100% it does. You need BOTH Titles. The new VIN will be from the replacement frame. The old VIN on the cab dash will be voided. You get a reconstructed title listing all the numbers. Did totaled s10s and rangers/mazdas reconstructions for years at a body shop.
I think Toyota outsourced those frames and whoever made them used the cheapest metal they could find. I’ve got a 02 Tacoma and there’s some rust spots but I think I can repair it without removing the bed. I also have a 1981 ford that has no rust trouble so that leads me to believe Toyota bought cheap.
They were made by DANA corporation for Toyoda
The frame rust was an issue on frames made by Dana corp between 95 and 2000. Dana corp did not apply the coatings that Toyota specified and paid for.
I'm with you, melted down soup cans, lawn mowers and exhaust systems. Every single Tacome frame in the Northeast failed, no matter which vendor made them. They have such a surplus of recycled metal that it wouldn't surprise me.
I couldn’t do this in a million years! Such appreciation.
Thanks. It was fascinating to see how a truck is constructed.
Also, this seemed to be a 50+ hour job for a very skilled tech. Yikes.
Wow, impressed in the work, let along the camera work editing and story telling. I wish I could have been there, I learned so much. Thanks to eBay,
Why didnt u just buy a new updated frame the old frames had a paint problem it wasn't painted thick and so water sat with salt and rotted them out the new frame is dipped so it has thicker paint
Somebody makes an updated frame? Never heard or seen one. And factory frames, as Ian found out, are now extinct.
I'm getting one for my 07 toyota tacoma from toyota
@ 58:03 ----> Good Lord, paint that grill surround...! 😄
I am looking for a cooler one!!!
@@BigTireGarage - LoL, painting the raw plastic border white would make it look cooler. Leave the honeycomb black, obviously.
I made a Satoshi grill for my 2014 DCSB Tacoma TRD Sport, before I got my current '19 4Runner TRD O/R. Both have been white also !
Basic issues, plain and simple. Toyota used recycled steel in this generation of trucks, at least that was what was explained to me, used to do collision work until the early 2000's and had friends complain about these trucks that were still doing body & frame work at that time.
Another point, any boxed frame design is susepable to this headache. 1990's Nissan trucks were notorious for box frame failure as well. Had to go back and edit my comments as I didn't know these were just a C channel design! Always thought these were fully boxed like the Nissan stuff from the 1990's era.
I have used Ebay motors twice, and both times was basically screwed!! Once for timing belt kit that belt and crank seal didnt fit. Seller offered 10% off. Belt and seal plus time cost more than that. Second was upper and lower ball joints. UPS delivered package and parts were missing. 7 weeks later i got missing part.. Will never buy from ebay motors ever again!!!
Ya i had a toyota 4x4 pickkup 84 and a 92...sure wich i would have used Por 15. On them when i first got them...i mess them both..
Frame replacement... this is what happens when accountants become the prime drivers in a company, and qualitative metrics hit the floor. First gen Tacoma's didn't have this problem [indicating they knew how to do things right], and I wonder: how much has this cost Toyota to save a few bucks: a 5:1 net loss?
one heck of a job Ian ,you really pick the tough ones .I would say you know that truck inside and out . great entertainment, thanks much .
Mildly better than a TSB. Toyota screwed up by shortcutting the coating requirements on the DANA made frames. Unsure if they were actually warned but unofficial reports say corporate knew and accepted the risks to get stuff faster and accepted the extra years of fixes and paid Dana to “solve the problem”
Toyota replaced the frame on my 09 in 2019 for free, even provided a free loaner. I was pleasantly surprised but I had paid for an extended warranty. I bought the truck in for a recall and they wouldn’t let me drive away. They had a bay in the shop that did nothing but frame replacements. So what was the catch? They wanted to sell all kinds of replacement parts while they were in there. I declined most except for the steering rack which looked bad. Still have truck, the new frame still looks brand new, better rustproofing? Who knows
Guess who built those frames, Dana Corp in the US. Such an unbelievable $hit show. Guess why the 4Runners and FJ’s didn’t have this issue… Dana didn’t build their frames.
Hi Ian. I've been watching you since Extreme 4X4 . I was wondering. When you have time for your family. What do you and family like to do? Where do you go on vacations. How old are your kids ? I can't believe you have a son in college. You'tr not that old ! lol. Take care my friend.
Lots of great info in the video, but what's with the volume?
When you talk it's so quiet I have to turn up the volume to hear you, then the music is REALLY LOUD... and I have to turn the volume WAY down.
I had three grapefruit-sized holes in the frame of my '09 Taco DC 4x4 Sport Toyota replaced it for free, took them 3 months, they gave me a loaner for the entire time. The frame replacement didn't include new shocks, they said they had to cut the original shocks off.
I can tell what wrong with that steel from Japan !!!! it's J.U.N.K. all of their Iron is trash because they try to run way to much recycle threw it that it's brittle and rust like crazy !!!! and this problem is nothing new !!! this has been going on since they started send cars and trucks over here !!!! and you no the bigger truck that is all made here in the states the Tundra, i guess every part of that truck is made here, every frik'n one !!!! much better steel here well better then their's!!!! our's use to a lot better then now !!! but the other thing is too, that is why they say the Tundra is the only truck made in the USA today well i hate to tell them, but all FORD-Super-Duty's are too!!!!! just say'n !!!!!
One other thing... and it's a bit annoying. I only just found your channel and it looks like you do a lot of stuff that I'd like to check out. Problem is, when you talk I can barely hear you... so I turn the volume up. Then you stop talking and play that music... and the volume on that music busts my ear drums it's so loud... and I turn the volume back down and can't hear what you are saying. Other content creators have this problem and eventually figure it out. I sure hope you can address this too, because I like hearing what you have to say, you know?
I have a 2003 Toyota Tundra sport pack two-wheel drive and can't find a frame do you know by any chance if I can use the four-wheel drive frame on the tundra.
Please help!!
Basically Toyota did something wrong with there frames. They should be the last thing that should rust away. The floor pan and other stuff should rust out before a full size frame. While it,s apart time for a new fuel pump. Also make a access hole in the bed of the truck to make it easy to replace if you have to replace it years down the road. That should be on all vehicle you buy. They should have put the fuel pump anywere but inside the gas tank on any vehicle IMO.
Ive owned a 57, 65,71 Chevy trucks in upper midwest that had only surface rust on frame. Several Fords in there too.
Holy crap Ian, I like your content, but the nonsense mumble lady music cranked to a higher level than your speaking is enough to drive somebody out of their mind, I'd rather listen to an air chisel than stupid filler music, but at least balance the levels better! Rant over :)