Intresting stuff

I dont feel like copying and pasting or jacking a thread, so check out this page for info about the frame issue on 01-04 tacomas...
http://www.ultimateyota.com/index.ph...;topicseen#new

ill paste a link to it in the sticky thread at the top of this section as well..

 

interesting that they have now added the 01-04 to this big thing. it was already in affect for earlier model tacomas. good thing where i live there is no rust, and my frame is reinforced in all sorts of silly places

if anybody who lives in a bad area is looking to reinforce their frame in the weakspot (where it becomes a C-channel instead of box) i would recomend the Demello offroad frame reinforcements, i put them on my frame some time ago and they immediately helped with frame flex and frame/axle wrap as well as added durability

 

Well yea, I just found it intresting that they added the 01-04 models and then said they would fix the frames, Id rather save my frame (If I had a Taco) Then get a new oversized truck...

 

so do you have to be the original owner for this?

its free right?

 

No, you don't have to be the original owner. I like that they're going to fix the frames. I don't like the new Taco's and would rather keep my truck.

 

same here, i told myself i was going to buy something brand new this time, but when it came down to it i wanted a tacoma, and 05 and up have retarded wheel wells so i ended up with an 03

 

Pretty interesting...when did they come out with this? Which twenty states are involved?

 

ARB - I'd guess all of the New England states and Mid Western states like Michigan, Wisconsin, Illinois, Ohio, etc.

Just so everyone knows, only those in the Mid West and NE need to go in to the dealership by October of 2010. All of the other 30 states do not need to go in to extend the warranty.

 

What you should do if you are concerned is call your local dealership and ask them to run your vin#. Also if your truck falls under this you will get a letter from Toyota. I will see if my wife can get more info since she is a Toyota Service writer. I showed my wife this post and it's the first she has heard of it. She has been on vacation so she will look into it once she gets back to work.