08 Toyota Tacoma
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Q: what are the best, or some good speakers for an 08 toyota tacoma 4 door?
like to play music as loud as possible while still being clear not sure of what size to buy
A: Use the "Outfit my Car" feature on Crutchfield.com to find the correct sizes for your truck. For the brand, I'd suggest Infinity's Kappa series, or Polk Audio. I've heard some really good stuff about both of them.
Q: where is the crank positioning senssor on an 08 toyota tacoma?
its a v6 code reads positioning sensor malfunction
A: Here is Removal Procedure with Graphics. Will follow with Test Procedure.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/47050945@N08/?saved=1
Click on image to enlarge, then all sizes to adjust.
Q: Best 3'' lifting kit for a 2008 Toyota Tacoma??/?
I was looking for a 3'' lifting kit for my 08' Tacoma. I just wanted to know which ones are the best ones and what i should look for. I am new to this stuff so I would greatly appreciate any info on the different kinds of lift kits etc.
A: http://store.fatbobsgarage.com/40l-v6-fi-c9440.aspx
These are the best bang for your buck, you'll end up paying 300 for a full lift (compared to 1000 on other sites)
Or 100 for a leveling lift, which lifts the front to be level with the back of the truck
Q: After Mudding and being on a dirt/sandy trail?
I had just gotten back home from mudding/off-roading on a trail in my 08 Toyota Tacoma PreRunner, everything is still stock and its a 4x2 with a open differential, and amazingly i didnt get stuck.
Now that im back, and mud is everywhere, what are some things i should do about cleaning and making sure everything is still running properly?
ok, ive got the front disc brakes clean, but what about my drums in the back?
and ive got my diff, drive shaft,and the area around my transmission cleaned
A: Clean your brakes. Grit in your brakes can cause problems with your pads, shoes, rotors, and drums. Hose off your drive shaft and U-joints, especially around your transmission and differential. Check your exhaust pipe for any mud inside or any severely dented areas. Check your breather to make sure no mud got in it. Hose out your radiator fins to get the mud from between them and keep the truck from overheating due to the blockage.