I am trying to order some stuff for my "stock" Tacoma and I have no idea where to find if my truck is a 2.4L or a 2.7L?!? Any hints?

Also, If you had the truck, what would you do to it??

Thanks Dustin

2002 Tacoma
4cly
5spd
shortbed
05 Taco wheels
big grill guard- might need to go.
All stock.
just went over 80,000.

Any ideas?

 

4x4 or prerunner = 2.7

5lug = 2.4

 

If I had your truck?

Mild lift (3"), 285's, body armor, skids, lockers, wheel it.

 

check the Vin and call the dealer. you should have found out what size motor you had before you bought the truck IMO. you could haqve easily been ripped off not knowing that kind of info. Asidef from sounding like an a$$ either call in on the vin or look at your title it should tell you.

 

ok sir. ill just call them i guess. i saw truck, like truck, buy truck. thats how i operate. it wasnt important to me until now bud. whats more important? My football card collection!!!! GO PANTHERS!!

 

Haha, wow buddy settle down. You need to understand that this is a Toyota 4x4 enthusaist forum, asking a question like that is something that to most of us seems very novice.

Here's a better approach, try telling us a bit more about your truck. You should be able to at least tell us whether its 4 wheel drive or not...? Like posted earlier, if its a 4x4 or "Pre-runner" its a 2.7L if its 2 wheel drive its a 2.4L.

Try checking edmunds.com or kbb.com for further information. You may also look under the hood at the block, it should be tagged. If its a "3rz" then yes its a 2.7L, if its anything else than its a 2.4L but again telling us a bit of information about your truck would help.

Otherwise it is hard to help you, and most may not even take the time to try because again this is an enthusiast forum, that is, you shouldn't be surprised if you get harped on.

From the look in your picture profile, I'd say its a 4x4. Its got the stance of one so thus I would say its most likely a 2.7L.

 

As stated above.......all 4x4's were 2.7, and all 4x2 (non-prerunner) were the 2.4 SO its silly to say he could have gotten ripped off. Unless they put sawdust down there lol.

Heres the really easy way to check: GO COUNT YOUR FRIGGIN LUG NUTS!!

6-lug=2.7
5-lug=2.4

Simple as that.

 

wow thanks guys! im going to buy a ford now. jk, thank you and im very sorry. im new and tryin, and more "novice" questions are one the way! Thanks! and i hope more people like me see stuff like this and dont ask. GO PANTHERS!!! Dustin

 

So 2.4 or 2.7?

 

also now i know its a 2.7. Thanks so much for the novice help!!

 

Where and is it possible to buy TRD lockers off a seller? And where is the best place to get em? Thanks!

 

search helps alot

wheelers offroad is good for lifts. Trd lockers can be used, but your going to have to mod the diff housing to use them and then wire them up. Offroadsolutions.com has elocker wire up harness that are plug and play. It will be around the same to be elocked, and to be arb locked. I am personally going to be locking my rear with an arb.

 

Any Tacoma that doesn't have a stock e-locker has an 8.4" rear axle. The e-lockers only fit the 8" axles. If you want a selectable locker, your 2 options are to get an ARB RD 89 (i think thats the right part #) and put it in your stock axle, or swap out your entire axle for an 8" axle with the locker

 

sounds like you might have the 2.7L...

Although I haven't done it yet I have heard a header seems to be a worthwhile option since the stock manifolds tend to crack... which provides the perfect excuse to get a performance part :-)

 

Great idea. I will find one ASAP. Thanks

 

find axleike's tech for newbies post. if you want your truck to look good then lift it and bling it, but if you want it to wheel well, read his thread. its genius i tell you.

 

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