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I would suspect a defective universal joint on the driveshaft. Can also be a bad wheel bearing or axle bearing. And lastly, a problem with the rear differential. Check the gear lube level in the differential first.
You replace it. As long as you have the transmission out, you might as well put the clutch and pressure plate in also.
i also thought my 2004, tacoma had a bad wheel bearing. It turned out that it was the wheel itself not the bearing. Try rotating the tires and see if the noise moves to the rear. I waited 30000 miles to rotate, hopefully that will help.
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Your 2006 Toyota Tacoma has a chain and not a belt. No maintenance is required.
You aren't supposed to replace them. You aren't supposed to replace them.
replace the light
There isn't one
tacomas are electronically limited at 105-108 depending on how accurate your speedo is. but if you unplug your speed sensor located on the transmission close to the driveshaft you can get it to about 115.
Most newer Tacoma have a belt tensioner and it should be tight all the time, if its not you may need to replace the tensioner.
Pretty positive they don't have one.
I had to replace a parking light on 2002 tacoma. you must purchase the entire assembly, you cannot just replace a bulb. Dealer cost me $90 for part. Installs in 1/2 hour yourself with a few bolt unscrews.