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Toyota Tundra 2000
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I think this is a mistake, but does anyone out there have any knowledge of the V-8/manual transmission combination being available?
used any racial slur I'm aware of anyway? If I
used one not knowin it, then I apolize to any who
may have taken offense to it now, even you. Its nice to see you can post with out the dirty foul mouth! Maybe you startin to mature now? This would be good. Once again, I not intend no insult to any person, just talkin on trucks now. For rwellbaum2, come on by too
Charleston, just ask about, we do the compare anytime, if not, you just keep it up, and Franklin can make it out to that Reseda, you know?
stick on them V8 motors, try a Chevrolet,
you can get that 4800 or that 6000 with a stick.
I'm currently negotiating a deal for a Tundra SR5 4x4 Access Cab. They seem to be consistantly $1200-1800 under MSRP.
-Pete
Thanks
that factory hitch? Is there GVWR less then
the sr5 one? Why are some of them dealers
refusing the hitch add on them limited ones when
requested? Some mentioned total weight as the
factor, but this cannot be, since the Chevrolet
already over that limited one by 400lbs. Does this mean that the limited ones have less haul/tow rate than that sr5 ones? What say on this? Thanks.
I was wondering, is there only one production line where every vehicle goes through, or are there several lines? Just curious. Also, are there tours open to the public in the Tundra plant as is the Honda Goldwing plant is open to tours in Marysville Ohio?
Again, much praise for you and your co-workers.
ADMINS---Why is this man allowed to use this word over and over again when it is an obvious violation of the Participant's Agreement?
Tojo Hideki (1884-1948), Japanese leader during World War II (1939-1945), born in Tokyo. An extreme militarist and advocate of total war, he was appointed prime minister in October 1941.
Your apoloigie of your ignorance is accepted, now back to them trucks. What about that limited hitch?
about them limited ones? Hearin from the whine babys on this one, but would like an anwser too!
Shout that answer loud, as to overcome the cryin
in the backgound! Anybody out there no why them limited ones havin the factory hitch rejected now?
The word "tojo" has since filtered down from the name, to become a racial slur.
Most racial slurs are drived from common words, terms or names.
As far as you childish name calling goes, again, I refer you to the Participant's Agreement. (http://townhall-new.edmunds.com/cgi-bin/townhall/agreement)
Was wondering if you'd like to call my Passat a "von Ribbentrop" or a "Göring".
Your grudge is obvious. This isn't about them trucks. It's about Eisenhower, Hitler and Tojo.
You're almost certain to own products made in one of the former Axis countries, you hypocrite.
dummy as in you to dumb to know what tojo means. If that word to much for you, then how bout ignorant one on orgin of tojo.
The way you use the word is wrong...I think that you use it as a slur. I'm just taking it the word in the context you are using it.
if we can get back to talkin about them trucks!
Sorry artp, sorry eusac, sorry sporin, ect...
If that word that upsetting to you, I drop it just
for peace. Anybody got the anwser on that hitch?
Just admit that you have the biggest piece of junk automobile that was/is ever made and get over it.
As far as the name callin, I over look Rube
since I know you mean no harm in it. Lots have
asked about that hitch, not just me now. I be
hopin that framehog can give the anwser on this one.
drop it for peace, so it be dropped now.
I know them sr5 ones got the hitch, the question is on them limited ones. Not heard no tells on Chevrolet frames now, you be the first one.
I haven't found ANY mechanical differences, and I doubt the slight weight increase has much to do with it. Stranger things than this have been done in the interest of marketing. Just a thought.
not personal problems. Why do we have to put up with the imature etnic comments. Sorry some peaope just don't get it!!!!!!!!!
I can say this: Your defense of TOJO was the biggest pile of BS I've ever heard. By the way, my last name is Cheng (if you haven't guessed my hereitage is Chinese). Having grown up in the states, I've heard them all (Chink, China Man, Kung Fu Boy, Banana Joe...more than even you can come up with). (By the way, both my parents were born in Japan, so I guess you can say I have Tojo Parents.)
You and I both know that you weren't referring to the past Prime Minister of Japan, any more than when someone calls me Chink refers to the sound of China cups being brought together.
If I called you White Trash, I'm not referring to the great football player Reggie White.
If you screw up, then own up to it and learn from it. What you did was as silly as calling somebody "Spear Chucker", then justifying that by saying "Well he was in Track and Field in High School wasn't he?"
This topic is getting pathetic. I propose (again) that a new topic be opened to opinions of Tundras vs Chevy's (or Big 3).
Thanks for an expert input.
There may be some grease fittings on the rear drive shaft u-joints, but I doubt it since they are probably not regreasable like most vehicles. The splined portion of the rear driveshaft, which allows changes in driveshaft length to accommodate the rear axle moving up and down is typically at the transmission output shaft (or on 4X4s its on the transfer case output shaft) and is lubricated by the transmission or transfer case lubricant.
As far as people of different nationalities, I make a judgement of individuals themselves, and great people are great people, and Adam Henrys are Adam Henrys. (ask any cop)...., in all nationalities.
factory hitch now? Does your dealer install the
hitch on them limited ones? If so, how come some
won't, if not, how come you folks won't? What is with them limited ones and that hitch? What say on this Frank?
http://www.4are.com/
Check the one they call LSII series now.
Port installed. Have seen many here in CA.
This is what edmunds tells on them hitches:
DH Towing Receiver Hitch (All Except Limited)
Got that tell here:
http://www.edmunds.com/newtrucks/2000/toyota/tundra/sr54wdregularcab.html
Would sure like them option codes off of one of them west coast tindras now. This hitch mystery
just gets stranger and stranger now.
Information from Kelly Blue Book.
them limiteds from that factory? Some here been
havin trouble gettin that hitch, even from the
dealer. This is a strange one now!
True tell, I promise. Driving down the road the other day and noticed a plume of smoke billowing up from the middle of a field. Noticing that all of the cars were pulling over up ahead, I decided to do the same. Out in the middle of this field was a late model shivvy (hard to tell the year through all the flames) set ablaze like a worthless pile of trash. Seems he was tryin' to do the tow (small trailer too) but no go so go boom! Overheated his tranny and sprayed fluid all over the engine and, well you know the rest. Know what else is funny, one of the doors fell off while we were watching, guess they still glue those doors on!
Wonder if blue what's-his-name is still visiting this topic, he might enjoy this tell.
Now that you have the answer on the Limited hitch, you can let it go. Why do you keep bringing this topic up? Are you interested in trading in your broken down Chevy for a Tundra Limited? If you are that is probably the smartest thing you will ever do. The Tundra is by far the best truck made today. Good luck on this one now.