Toyota Tacoma

Sounds like a starter problem. you can have a garage test it for you. Or you can test it yourself. Have you tried to bump start it?

For stock truck a 31 inch tire is the biggest possible and even this tire will rub

You have to unbolt it from the front it is a pain in the butt. It will save you money in the long run. Pop the case off the fuse and push the two metal pieces together(exposed fuse) this will start the car and get you to the repair shop...

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replace it with a Toyota starter, not an aftermarket one. aftermarket starters don't last too long because they are only cleaned and sprayed for a nice look.

Check the link on the right.

The high beam wire on the 2004 Toyota Tacoma is red with yellow stripes. You can use a test light to determine which wire is active when the high beams are on.

Currently the only RWD Toyota products are the trucks and Body on frame SUVs.

The only cars with RWD were the MR2, and various 80's models coupes and sedans, also the supra was RWD

Try sturning key to "on" position without starting vehicle and leave on for about 5 seconds - do this twice, may prime fuel system

Is located where the engine is under the hood on the driver side. Look for a Black Plastic Box close to the fender.

I believe Farrets are very quiet animals but then again it all depends on the personality of the animal. Its very possible to find a quiet cat and u can train a dog to be quiet.

The small clips do not go on the pads, they go on the caliper. The 4 identical ones fit and clip onto the square cutouts to guide the pads.

I got that far, but I don't know how to attach the low warning clips, the thing that squeaks when it's time to change the pads.

because they have different bulbs, or at least different filaments in the same bulb.

85lbs

They should have changed the body style in the last two years. The present body is getting old. They've had it since 2005. I will be buying one when the new style comes out.

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The firing order should be 1-3-4-2.

See the answer to the flasher question below. I believe it's a circuit breaker and on the same block as the flasher.

Timing chain.

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Note - this is from what I've researched. I'm getting ready to buy an '08 Tahoe and I have the same question. From what I understand, it's very simple. There is a plug that runs underneath the driver's seat, and you simply unplug that cable at the connector. The guy had an '07 Tahoe and he said it stopped the seatbelt chime.

Or ask the dealer for seatbelt extenders and leave the extenders plugged in. That's what I did in my 07 Sierra. Dealer ship gave me the extenders free when I bought the truck. Probably because I looked like I needed them.

Go to the WWW address below. The tail light is mounted with 4 screws. http://www.sylvania.com/ConsumerProducts/AutomotiveLighting/LampReplacementGuide/

Curb weight 1270 kg (2800 lbs)

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The air bag light comes on if there's a problem detected someplace in the system. It doesn't necessarily mean you've hit or been hit by something hard enough to deploy the bags. Find an auto supply store that will loan you an OBDII code reader (or buy one, they're inexpensive on eBay). Plug the reader into the OBDII port under the dash to the right of the steering column. The reader will tell you where the car's ECU 'thinks' the problem is. Once the issue is corrected you can use the code reader to turn off the light. Cheers