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Wow you made this look really easy. This was the only maintenance procedure that I was going to go to the shop for, but after this video I'm confident doing it myself. Thanks a ton!

Thank you for this video! I followed this video changing my fluid on my 22 and it literally fixed all my hard transmission shifting from the factory truck. It turned out it was low by a 1/4qt from the factory. I was literally about to sell the truck bc of how bad it was shifting for a new vehicle and this was after multiple trips to the dealer filing complaints who assured me they checked the fluid while the truck still shifted awful and said this how these trucks drive. My suspicion is this dealers techs were either inconfident on the fluid check process for the tacoma or they just lied and didn't do it. Either way, check your transmission fluid if your brand new truck is shifting hard and don't believe the dealer when they tell you its how these truck drive.

I did my 2007 Tundra's (208k miles ,6 years) transmission drain and fill today. Appreciate the walk through on this video. I do have a question, though. I drained 4 quarts (just to a tad lower to the line) and replaced with 5 quarts. During the Overflow check to a trickle, 2 quarts came out before the trickle, filling my container to 6 quarts or 1 quart more than what I put in. The math doesn't seem right? Test drive temp guage was up to normal, and there was no slipping feeling. So I'm happy, just puzzled and I feel based on the trickle that there is enough fluid. Thoughts?

Would seat jackers help if I already have power adjustable seats? I don’t want to drop $100 on jackers if they are going to feel like my stock seats.

Great video but I can’t get my 19 taco to go into temp check mode to save my life. I’ve let it sit overnight too. Luckily I have a 4Runner with 310,000 miles on it for back up. I’m at a loss and getting a bit aggravated with it. Almost ready to say f it and drive it regardless. I want to re gear it anyway so I guess that’ll give me an excuse to re gear. 🤷‍♂️

Wow thank you!! That was easier than changing the oil with that funky oil filter. I didn't get mad and need to use any swear words or throw any wrenches.😊👍👍

I put these in my 2016 Touareg TDI 3 years ago after reading about them in a forum. Hands down the best mats on the market! We have them in our 21 Tacoma and our 24 X3 m40i. Also they still look almost new in our Touareg,

I'm a little worried on the spring decompress. Will be my first time doing this. Any advice?

Watched this a few times. I just got my Bilsteins and Ebach 1" rear blocks. I was going to take it to a shop because of watching other videos. It looks like it will be no problem. The hard part is going to be finding an reputable allignment shop. Thank you.

Beautiful shep.

Maybe someone can help? I have a stock 2006 Tacoma TRD Prerunner 2WD. The shocks are bad and I will be replacing them. Do I need to replace the strut springs or can I use the old ones? Also, What shocks do you recommend for the truck" I am thinking about getting the Bilstein 4600's. If I want to raise the front level Should I use the 5100's?

Been shopping floor mats for my 2nd gen... do the 3rd gens have heater vents under the front seats? Curious because it looks like the rear mats will extend under the front seats and block the vents.

Alot of original parts. Unbelievable. Thank you for the update.

Discount code says not available for this product. I was going to buy the front only. 😢

Have these mats for over 2 years and they have held up very well. I would absolutely buy again.

I got Husky liners. Fit perfectly and clean easily too. Only got the fronts tho. Yours definetly seem pretty kick @ss.

What are you doing to that poor elite in the backround

You're going to need slush mats in Watertown.

Love my weather techs.

Wish there was a rubber grommet where the pusher goes through the plastic guage cover...so much dust infiltrates to the inside.

sound effects cringe

Where can I get this .35" hose? What fraction size hose should I look for? No .35" at home depot

Im thinking sumo spring or timbren for rear support

Best tutorial ever, I'm gonna have my wife do my brakes this weekend!😅

Is a long reach necessary?

I put the screen protector kit (Screen ProTech, about $40) on my instrument cluster, Info system and shifter and the scratches are gone and never had any more. I clean it with a Swiffer, and it looks brand new.

Best video I have seen on this. Drum brakes seems so over engineered after working with disk brakes for so long.

Can't fix stupid

I have a short bed and I appreciate your humor 😂 🫡 also awesome review on this cap! The best video yet man!

Just found your channel and love it! I bought a 24 Tundra instead of a Tacoma, how much applies in your tutorials would you say? Or maybe you’ll do Tundra videos too? I’d like to DIY this time around as much as possible, but am a newb when it comes to this kind of stuff.

I can’t remove that bolt. Any tips . It’s on pretty tight