Gas Tank Capacity
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88-90 truck, 89-92 4Runner: standard- 17.2, optional 19.3
91-92 truck: 13.7 for shortbed, 17.2 for longbed, 19.3 for longbed 4x4
93-95 truck (NOT TACOMA) and 4Runner: W/ std size tires- 17.2 Gal (US), W/31" tire package- 18.8 Gal (US)
91-92 truck: 13.7 for shortbed, 17.2 for longbed, 19.3 for longbed 4x4
93-95 truck (NOT TACOMA) and 4Runner: W/ std size tires- 17.2 Gal (US), W/31" tire package- 18.8 Gal (US)
Last edited by abecedarian; May 10, 2009 at 02:53 PM.
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From: Solano Co, CA Originally a North Idaho Hick
Take a look at the little book in your glove compartment..
Just in case you don't have one CLICK http://lmgtfy.com/?q=1994+Toyota+pic...+tank+capacity
Just in case you don't have one CLICK http://lmgtfy.com/?q=1994+Toyota+pic...+tank+capacity
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Wow, didn't realize the extent of the variation in tank capacities.
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Take a look at the little book in your glove compartment..
Just in case you don't have one CLICK http://lmgtfy.com/?q=1994+Toyota+pic...+tank+capacity
Just in case you don't have one CLICK http://lmgtfy.com/?q=1994+Toyota+pic...+tank+capacity
Did you ever think of that?
Thank you, however, for taking the time to google the information, but wouldn't it have been much easier to just say 17?
Think of all the finger work you could have saved. Geez!
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Well gee Mr. super moderator, I don't happen to have one of the little books in my glove compartment.
Did you ever think of that?
Thank you, however, for taking the time to google the information, but wouldn't it have been much easier to just say 17?
Think of all the finger work you could have saved. Geez!
Did you ever think of that?
Thank you, however, for taking the time to google the information, but wouldn't it have been much easier to just say 17?
Think of all the finger work you could have saved. Geez!
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My '91 4x4 reg cab short bed has a 15 gal tank(I'm 96% sure), but the owners manual is contradictory on the subject...the manual seems to say it's the larger tank(17g), but judging from when I ran out of gas(testing different octane gas) and how much it took to fill it, it's not 17g, it's more like 15g.
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My '91 4x4 reg cab short bed has a 15 gal tank(I'm 96% sure), but the owners manual is contradictory on the subject...the manual seems to say it's the larger tank(17g), but judging from when I ran out of gas(testing different octane gas) and how much it took to fill it, it's not 17g, it's more like 15g.
this is like the tootsie-pop commercials... the world may never know...
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Anyone bother to read that little sticker on the pump?
"Volume adjusted at 0 degrees C or 15 degrees C?"
I've crammed 60L in my 55L tank when it was stupid cold this winter (-30C).
Filled it up on friday at balmy 13C, and got 55.7. Full to the neck.
Go figure.
"Volume adjusted at 0 degrees C or 15 degrees C?"
I've crammed 60L in my 55L tank when it was stupid cold this winter (-30C).
Filled it up on friday at balmy 13C, and got 55.7. Full to the neck.
Go figure.
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I don't have my owners manual in front of me just now, and I'm not going to get it at 01:23hrs lol, but I think the tank capacities are quoted in Litres and Imperial Gallons which are different to US Gallons.
Last edited by aviator; May 11, 2009 at 09:24 PM.



