TTAC Commentator jco writes:
Sajeev:
In response to your call for more reader-submitted queries, I realized I’ve had one right in front of me and have never thought to ask my fellow TTAC commenters. I have a 2006 Toyota 4runner with the amazing 4.7L 2UZFE V8 engine, currently with 90,000 miles. I purchased the truck with 55,000 miles. However, this motor seems to have a fairly common weakness. (Read More…)
Posted in Piston Slap, Toyota
Tagged as 2UZFE, 4.7L, 4Runner, ehxaust leak, manifold crack, Toyota, Tundra, V8
Tagged as 2UZFE, 4.7L, 4Runner, ehxaust leak, manifold crack, Toyota, Tundra, V8
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