You can't kill a Toyota and here's proof
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Every Toyota dealer should have a copy of this video in their showroom for prospective truck buyers to view!!! If this is not the ultimate test of ruggedness and durability, I can't imagine what would be! This video should be called "The Closer", (which happens to be one of my favorite TV shows), the thing that seals the deal!!!
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very amazing!
I've owned two Toy. trucks in my life(check my profile) , and they were very reliable - even with those SOHC 3L V-6 engines (decent power, but not as good as the 3.4L). I only drove the trucks 30-35K miles each, and just did regular maintanence, and were very bomb-proof. I would have liked to have owned a 2.4L RE Toy. truck , but it wasn't in the cards. I've really never been a fan of SOHC (as thats what Honda usually puts out with there pre-2006 Civics, and alot of there 80's and 90's cars) , its a simpliar design/better mpg usually , but if just one of those valves goes(per cylinder one intake, and one exaust valve) , your screwed
I've owned two Toy. trucks in my life(check my profile) , and they were very reliable - even with those SOHC 3L V-6 engines (decent power, but not as good as the 3.4L). I only drove the trucks 30-35K miles each, and just did regular maintanence, and were very bomb-proof. I would have liked to have owned a 2.4L RE Toy. truck , but it wasn't in the cards. I've really never been a fan of SOHC (as thats what Honda usually puts out with there pre-2006 Civics, and alot of there 80's and 90's cars) , its a simpliar design/better mpg usually , but if just one of those valves goes(per cylinder one intake, and one exaust valve) , your screwed
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Originally Posted by Super-Stormtrooper07
very amazing!
I've owned two Toy. trucks in my life(check my profile) , and they were very reliable - even with those SOHC 3L V-6 engines (decent power, but not as good as the 3.4L). I only drove the trucks 30-35K miles each, and just did regular maintanence, and were very bomb-proof. I would have liked to have owned a 2.4L RE Toy. truck , but it wasn't in the cards. I've really never been a fan of SOHC (as thats what Honda usually puts out with there pre-2006 Civics, and alot of there 80's and 90's cars) , its a simpliar design/better mpg usually , but if just one of those valves goes(per cylinder one intake, and one exaust valve) , your screwed
I've owned two Toy. trucks in my life(check my profile) , and they were very reliable - even with those SOHC 3L V-6 engines (decent power, but not as good as the 3.4L). I only drove the trucks 30-35K miles each, and just did regular maintanence, and were very bomb-proof. I would have liked to have owned a 2.4L RE Toy. truck , but it wasn't in the cards. I've really never been a fan of SOHC (as thats what Honda usually puts out with there pre-2006 Civics, and alot of there 80's and 90's cars) , its a simpliar design/better mpg usually , but if just one of those valves goes(per cylinder one intake, and one exaust valve) , your screwed
most d motors are sohc 16 valves 4 valves per cylinder.
some d motors are sohc and 3 valve and VERY VERY few were sohc 2 valve.