A 1988 Toyota truck may knock due to several reasons, including engine issues like worn bearings, which can cause knocking sounds during operation. Other potential causes include improper timing, which can lead to pre-ignition or detonation, and using low-quality fuel that does not meet the engine’s octane requirements. Additionally, carbon buildup in the combustion chamber can lead to knocking as well. Regular maintenance and timely repairs can help mitigate these issues.
Most likely, most truck beds fit other truck beds, especially in the same make.
The truck is a 1988 Toyota pickup with a four speed transmission.
Is it a manual or automatic?
Behind the glovebox and the passenger side speaker.
yes, i have a 1987 Toyota truck and it has one. Can't see why a later model wouldn't
yes it can. also check knock sensor and the wire going to it
no it would not.
The blower motor speed resister is burned out.
Brake line diagrams for a 1988 Toyota truck can be found in automotive part stores. Service repair manuals also carry copies show all the brake lines for these trucks.
Top of carb. Butterfly plate Should be controlled by temperature operated spring at side of carb.
Change a starter on a 1988 Toyota Cressida
Do you not own a tape measure? A yard stick? A ruler? A piece of string? Anything that can be used to answer this burning question. Got a library in your town. If you would put as much effort in finding the answer, as you do with asking the questions, you would already have the answer. One thing you do not want to do, is to buy a book that covers 1988 Toyota pickup's as then you would have no excuse for posting questions about nothing. They actually give people like this drivers license's? What a waste of paper.