The toughest truck on the road..
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Taylortractornut
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No question about it Mack lol
sneaky_pete
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LOL, Toyotas rule!
I'm on my third truck, a '91 Land Cruiser with only 160,000 miles and it's never had anything done to it except a new battery. Thanks for the great link.
Pete
I'm on my third truck, a '91 Land Cruiser with only 160,000 miles and it's never had anything done to it except a new battery. Thanks for the great link.
Pete
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160K and only a battery? My 1996 T100 needed oil and filters, tires at 65K, battery after 7 years, and front brake pads at 8 years/110K miles. (And windshield wiper blades/fluid.)
Next week I'm going to get the belts, coolant, and AT fluid changed - someone told me that the timing belt doesn't last too long in Toyota products.
Next week I'm going to get the belts, coolant, and AT fluid changed - someone told me that the timing belt doesn't last too long in Toyota products.
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</font><font color="blue" class="small">( LOL, Toyotas rule!
I'm on my third truck, a '91 Land Cruiser with only 160,000 miles and it's never had anything done to it except a new battery. Thanks for the great link )</font>
i realy doubt that, as the other guy said there are items that just plain cant last that long, brakes, windshield wiper, and you best be doing oil and filter changes in that amount of time, relieable, yes toyotas are, i own a 92 toyota pickup, but they still need regular service,tires,batterys,brakes and oil changes
I'm on my third truck, a '91 Land Cruiser with only 160,000 miles and it's never had anything done to it except a new battery. Thanks for the great link )</font>
i realy doubt that, as the other guy said there are items that just plain cant last that long, brakes, windshield wiper, and you best be doing oil and filter changes in that amount of time, relieable, yes toyotas are, i own a 92 toyota pickup, but they still need regular service,tires,batterys,brakes and oil changes