86-95 Top Ten Truck Problem List - GO!
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86-95 Top Ten Truck Problem List - GO!
So what exactly are the Top Ten Problems owners of the 86-95 Toyota trucks have?
I'll get the list started with a few
1. Broken/Cracked clutch pedal bracket
2. Bad Corroded Grounds
3. Dimmer switch/contacts
4. Can't get rear brake drums off
5. Surging idle
Might be nice to come up with a list then make links to how each problem was attacked and solved...
I'll get the list started with a few
1. Broken/Cracked clutch pedal bracket
2. Bad Corroded Grounds
3. Dimmer switch/contacts
4. Can't get rear brake drums off
5. Surging idle
Might be nice to come up with a list then make links to how each problem was attacked and solved...
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The Nut behind the wheel is getting old and tired Should be # 1
Really What Vehicle 20 years old does not share some common age related problems??
My big one is the wire off the B terminal of the Alternator gets old and tired from thermal cycling .
Then in the great brine belt anything steel is rusted ..
Rubber hoses are often neglected.
Really What Vehicle 20 years old does not share some common age related problems??
My big one is the wire off the B terminal of the Alternator gets old and tired from thermal cycling .
Then in the great brine belt anything steel is rusted ..
Rubber hoses are often neglected.
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Blown head gasket,cracked timing cover,stock rear springs going flat/cracking,tps issues,axle seals leaking,crappy turbo (if turbocharged),top end rocker arm noise,plastic clips on grill all broken. Those are all that I can think of off the top my head. Most of these are do to age and/or wheeling/abuse.
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1. Broken/Cracked clutch pedal bracket
2. Badly corroded grounds
3. White fusible power wire fried
4. Dimmer switch/contacts
5. Can't get rear brake drums off
6. Surging idle
7. Seat belts won't retract
8. Blown head gasket
9. Worn out shifter seat and ball
10. Early model starting circuit flaw
11. Dim headlights/Low voltage to headlights
2. Badly corroded grounds
3. White fusible power wire fried
4. Dimmer switch/contacts
5. Can't get rear brake drums off
6. Surging idle
7. Seat belts won't retract
8. Blown head gasket
9. Worn out shifter seat and ball
10. Early model starting circuit flaw
11. Dim headlights/Low voltage to headlights
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1:shock and swaybar bushings. i can't keep shocks in it, and ditched the front swaybar.
2: engines were programmed to run far too lean.
3: rust
4: rust
5: rust
6: bumpers are garbage
7: rust
8: intake boots always break from the poorly thought out wire hose clamps
9: spedo squeal
10: undersized wiring for many circuits
11: 22r/re chain guides
and finally, #12:
RUST! RUST!RUST!RUST! FREAKING RUST EVERYWHERE!
ps, the drum problem is fairly universal to drum brakes period.
2: engines were programmed to run far too lean.
3: rust
4: rust
5: rust
6: bumpers are garbage
7: rust
8: intake boots always break from the poorly thought out wire hose clamps
9: spedo squeal
10: undersized wiring for many circuits
11: 22r/re chain guides
and finally, #12:
RUST! RUST!RUST!RUST! FREAKING RUST EVERYWHERE!
ps, the drum problem is fairly universal to drum brakes period.
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