I have done this mod on my 2nd gen Tacoma, but Toyota replaced the secondary airinjection under warranty, I just thought I'd share that i use and cap off a spray can,I found that the cap of the armor all tire foam cleaner spray fits best over the filter,and helps protect the filter from mud splashing on to the filter 👍
just bought a high mileage 2nd gen and saw this video pop up, gonna take a look at it when i get the chance. appreciate you putting the info out there for us
You definitely bought a good truck. When I get the chance I'll be adding new videos. So keep an eye out. Also great tast in anima as well. But thanks for taking the time to check out the video and commenting.
K&N part# 62-1370 was the part I bought for my 2012 Toyota Tacoma DCLB. I experienced the same issue when I clicked the link in the description. My air pump and valves were replaced twice. The first time I did myself because Toyota at the time said it wasn’t a high enough reported incident. Forward three years later I get a letter from Toyota stating a recall on the air pump and valves. Air pump and looks exactly the same as the first one. I recommend keeping the OEM parts to put back on for smog checks.
Fuck smog I don’t follow that shit in cali or I wouldn’t have any fun in my vehicles. Fuckin horshit you spend so much money on a vehicle and you canr even do anything to it
4:10 yes the foam filter breaking up can cause damage. The foam blows its way down into the check valves that let the air flow into the exhaust system and can either block them closed (check engine light and trac light + error code P2441) or get them stuck closed (I believe P2440ish?) Regardless, blocked closed isn't too big of a problem, but if they get blocked open then your engine can blow hot exhaust back up through the secondary air system and burn it all up.
I have had this mod in place for about 5/6 yrs. I remove and reoil mine whenever I clean / reoil my K&N air filter. It only gets used for like 30 seconds every startup. Should last the life of the truck if you get the K&N part....
Enjoyed the video. Well instructed. How often should it be replaced for a truck that is almost never in dusty driving conditions? It's a 2011 with 66000 miles. Thanks again.
Thank you. I have had mine on for I think 5 years and I just check it once a year to make sure it's not damaged or dirty. I have not had to change it or even clean it the whole time. It only turns on during startup for maybe 2 min. So in the past five years the fan might have ran for 12 hours.
Thanks for the sub it is greatly appreciated. Yeah they are great little trucks. I know a few that are over 500k miles and the engine still runs great. Just keep up on your oil changes. Well hello to you in Suriname wow thats amazing
There is a warranty enhancement for this issue, and a lot of them were fixed. Quick caution to anyone who does this, this may fail some state inspections because the SAI pump has been tampered with.
As long as the filter is kept clean and oiled it will keep out any particles that could effect your truck. Also the whole point of this mod is to keep the filter for deteriorating and getting sucked up through your pump into your engine. The secondary air pump only comes on for mear minutes during start up and that is all. It is just used to improve emissions.
What is it suppose to do though, I mean what how do you save. I checked all comments but didn't see any information less I missed it. My 2015 w/97,000 miles running well, so I'm not going to mess or change anything.
You should have the 3rd generation tacoma so you shouldn't have to worry about it anyway. It is just replacing a filter that at some point will fail without you ever knowing until it's to late. That's why toyota changed the design for the 3rd gen
Another location for it is next to the windshield washer reservoir. Every vehicle has had to have it since the 70s. Just for the sole reason of keeping emissions down on startup. No other reason for it
The description link in the description for a K&N filter.shows 3 different filters and lengths/heights, what are the dimensions that you installed in your truck? I have a 2010
It's a useless part that is just used on startup. A battery there is the best option for sure. But make sure you have the battery hooked up so it's atleast getting a charge or use it will die
I'm thinking since not all the 2nd gen has the secondary injection pumps, it may be worth seeing if there's a tune to delete the system all together. I'm going to do the filter mod, but it only runs for a few seconds after starting and it is crazy loud.
@vikingveteran good tip. Thank you. I ordered a filter a bit ago after inspecting my oem internal filter. Luckily everything is in good condition but I'm still gonna be safe rather than sorry.
@oriontackett7643 Yeah, most of the time, it will be soild, but everything will be fine until it's not. I'm glad I was able to help so we can all keep these great trucks on the road even longer.
Some do not have it. So if it is not in either the location I showed or down but the washer fluid reservoir, then you got lucking and do not have this waist of space part. I hope that helps
I just bought a v6 2009 trd sport 4x4 4 door from Florida in excellent condition with 68k on it for 14,000$. A lot of money for a 13 year old .I hope to get quite a few years out of it.Do you think I overpaid?
Tacoma holds its price better then any other truck. So with that low of milage you actually got a good deal. I would recommend changing all your fluids so you start off fresh but if you keep up with maintenance I have seen a few tacomas with over 500k and it still runs like new
Thanks for the video. Have a question. Description says 1 inch filter flange. The link goes to a 1.5 and isn’t available. Do you have the actual part number to the one you have in this video?
Thanks for the view and comment! thank you so much for bringing that to my attention. I put the new link to the exact one I got in the description. Part number is UP107
Some people got lucky, and they don't have one. I'm not sure what ones have it or don't. But you got luck on that one if you don't have it down by the washer fluid reservoir
I have a 20007 Taco with 4.0 V6 and it doesn't have your configuration, seems that it doesn't have this 2nd air filter. You did mention respond to the same question from another person and indicated by the base of the washer tank. Sorry bud, but nothing there as well. I have been over the compartment twice and even ask the local mechanic that watched the video. He said my Taco doesn't have a secondary filter as described and shown in your video. So, that is why I ask the question to you. And yes, he checked the washer tank location as well to ensure that I am not missing it. There is none.
@@vikingveteran I bought it used, but there is not even hoses or bolt/screw holes in the area that matches the location on my truck. So I am wondering if it is only on the earliest 4.0 V6 models and not the later.
So forgive me if I missed something here. Is the only reason to do this mod is because you want to prevent the sponge filter from getting deteriorated and sucked into engine? Is there a performance or mpg boost by doing this? Thx.
No boost in performance or mpg correct. The sponge filter is the only reason. Toyota fixed this issue in the 3rd gen tacoma but unfortunately some of the second gens just have this issue.
Yeah right. But he you got to give it to them to fix it when they realized it was dumb No not yet but I did just move further out in the sticks so I need to get a garage cat lol
@@vikingveteran Yeah, only things on that side are the washer reservoir, power steering fluid, air breather inlet hose and the ABS hydraulic control unit. Maybe this is a California smog emissions deal?
@@vikingveteran I have checked by the washer fluid tank, there isn't anything there. So apparently it is only on the oldest of the Gen 2 V6. I have replaced the pump on my washer fluid tank and so I have had it off completely as well as the air intake tubing from the where it exit the passenger fender. So I am very familiar out this area of my truck. I also have been doing my own maintenance and repairs since I have owned my truck. I am always under the hood.
@@vikingveteran there might be the situation that it is a 3.4 liter V6 (not sure) in the video. I have not checked that out yet. IF it is a 3.4 liter that could answer the confusion (besides it being a gutless motor, I have driven one).
@@careywalton1 yeah I wish I got to work on more tacoma to see the difference between them. But for one reason or another I haven't had to do much maintenance on them just upgrades.
If you are located in the US then you should be able to tape the cover back on and find a fastenal in your area. But seeing as when you posted I would imagine you live over the pond. But I can get you dimensions later today if you can hold out.
I live in the US, just watch your videos at night. I hot the hole taped and the cover zip tied on for now. If you could get the dimensions you'd be an angel! If not, no big, it a real quirky request 👍
may or may not be receiving my late grandfathers 2014 tacoma. it’s not a V6 like yours, just regular ol’ 4 cylinder VVT-i. don’t know too much about tacomas but does this issue still apply for my model? probably gonna have to do this if it does. last thing i wanna do is end up having to do repairs somewhere down the line if i can help it.
I'm so sorry to hear about your loss. But to answer your question. I'm sorry to say I have no clue what engines have this 😅 but there is only 2 locations they put this. Of course the place I showed you but also down by the washer fluid reservoir. But just keep up with the maintenance and that truck will last you forever.
@@vikingveteran no worries. i actually found the same assembly you showed. no nearby auto shops carry the replacement filter so i guess i’ll have to order online. thanks anyways! huge help and probably saved me thousands down the line…
@@ethan-gy2sx ok great. Yeah I have the link for the filter in the description if you need it. Yeah I hope so too but at least now you won't have to worry about that little guy now. I'm just trying to keep these great trucks on the road. Once it gets warmer I'm gonna be replacing all the fluids too so if you would like to subscribe and hit the notification bell you can get updated when I post more crap
@@vikingveteran alright you convinced me. subbing after this.. i actually checked out the link but it’s telling me that the part isn’t available at the moment but i’ll check around online to see what else is out there. the shops here offer to do a special order but the cost will be upwards of $50 or so. gonna see if there’s cheaper options out there. thanks again!
The 1GRFE must be the dirtiest running gasoline engine to need 4 damn cat converters and all this other crap bolted on. What do they think is coming out of the exhaust, cyanide?
@@vikingveteran Has anyone tested emissions levels on modern engines with no emissions equipment attached? I know the core mechanics of a combustion engine haven't changed,.but still curious what comes out of the exhaust. Bare minimum, test only with one cat installed.
@@vram1974 I'm sure they have. I know emissions are laced in the UK and they work harder for milage instead. But I wish I had the means to test all that. That would be a fun test to do. We don't do emissions testing in my state so it's rare to see the equipment. I have only messed with the tester once
Thanks. I'm just trying to spread the word to keep these great trucks running. Also are you from Louisiana? I'm good friends with a vet with that last name
No, it doesn't. It only saves you if when the filter falls apart, it doesn't mess up your intake or injectors. The secondary air pump is only good for emissions on startups. And to remove it, you will need a 200$ part to keep you check engine light off
Sorry guess I should have explained better. If you are covered by there warranty then all it will save is up to a week of being without your truck. If you are past that then. The sponge filter inside the pump over time breaks down and gets sucked into the head. It can cause alot of problems. IE removing the intake and heads for a clean.
It's the v6 4ltr, but not all engines have this, and I hate this, but I have no clue what ones do or don't. But if it is not where mine is or down by the bottom of the washer, fluid reservoir. Then you got lucky and don't have to worry about this useless part
Hey, I’m trading my sports car for a 2006 trd sport double cab with 4.0 v6 (6speed) with 290,000 km, apparently new frame, rockers and brakes and clutch was replaced 20k ago, anything I should look for ? Or steer clear ? Looks clean. Thanks in advance !
The only thing I can say to check since it has the new frame is when you test drive it. Make sure you pop it in 4x4 and check that it is smooth. I know multiple people with tacomas with over 500k miles and the engine still runs like new. But matinance was always kept up with. So right after your drive just check the oil and make sure it doesn't look foamy. If you do get it change ALL the fluids unless he has receipts that he changed them.
I'm not sure what engines have this but there are only 2 locations this will be. The one that I am showing. Then down by the washer fluid reservoir. If it's not there then you lucked out. Hope that helps.
Pretty much yeah. Plan for the worst hope for the best. I really think this would only be needed if that filter ever starts to break down. I just dont know when that is and I plan on keeping this truck till it rusts apart. Were also Toyota would pay to fix it as long as you were within the extended warranty. So you always have that.
No need to be sorry. The way it saves you money is. If the original filter in the secondary air pump falls apart. It is going to get sucked up through the pump destroying it. Then traveling into you engine. This will not save on anything. But is just a preventative measure you take to save on unnecessary damages due to a cheap filter. Yes your 06 tacoma could use this.
Do not waste your time or money with that OLD thing that at the end will do nothing. Just eliminate that stupid pump system completely and install a bypass kit from Hewitt tech.
Go and check their's 100% positive reviews . Yes it is 100%. After I got the filter by mistake I squeezed one of those hoses and my truck went to Limp mode, it was scary. Now I do not have that stupid pump or those hoses. At least go there and check those reviews. If you see what that secondary pump does you will be wondering why they came with this stupid idea. That is why the third generation trucks do not have them.
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I have done this mod on my 2nd gen Tacoma, but Toyota replaced the secondary airinjection under warranty, I just thought I'd share that i use and cap off a spray can,I found that the cap of the armor all tire foam cleaner spray fits best over the filter,and helps protect the filter from mud splashing on to the filter 👍
Thanks for the comment. Yeah I love Toyota's warranty they are always ontop of that
just bought a high mileage 2nd gen and saw this video pop up, gonna take a look at it when i get the chance. appreciate you putting the info out there for us
You definitely bought a good truck. When I get the chance I'll be adding new videos. So keep an eye out. Also great tast in anima as well. But thanks for taking the time to check out the video and commenting.
@@vikingveteran i'll drop a sub bro 👍
This is included in recalls.
I just bought one recently in really great condition. I have become a fiend on looking stuff like this up lately 😂
K&N part# 62-1370 was the part I bought for my 2012 Toyota Tacoma DCLB. I experienced the same issue when I clicked the link in the description. My air pump and valves were replaced twice. The first time I did myself because Toyota at the time said it wasn’t a high enough reported incident. Forward three years later I get a letter from Toyota stating a recall on the air pump and valves. Air pump and looks exactly the same as the first one. I recommend keeping the OEM parts to put back on for smog checks.
Thanks for the info. We don't have emissions checks in the lovely state I live in so I have no clue how all that works
Fuck smog I don’t follow that shit in cali or I wouldn’t have any fun in my vehicles. Fuckin horshit you spend so much money on a vehicle and you canr even do anything to it
4:10 yes the foam filter breaking up can cause damage. The foam blows its way down into the check valves that let the air flow into the exhaust system and can either block them closed (check engine light and trac light + error code P2441) or get them stuck closed (I believe P2440ish?) Regardless, blocked closed isn't too big of a problem, but if they get blocked open then your engine can blow hot exhaust back up through the secondary air system and burn it all up.
Dude: never knew what that part was. Me too: on the way for install. Great video!
Glad I could teach you something. There is always something new to learn about cars.
The air pump and valves were replaced by Toyota on warranty, as long as you were under 240,000 Kms
I love how Toyota fixes there issues without hardly any trouble. Thanks for posting this warranty update.
Cool just ordered mine 30 bucks and 5 minutes easy fix
Thanks! It's on the way.
You're welcome. It's definitely a great purchase.
Thank you! Just picked this filter up for my 2015 TRD Pro
No problem. Did you first check to make sure you had the air pump? Some of them do not have these but not not exactly sure which ones do
I have had this mod in place for about 5/6 yrs. I remove and reoil mine whenever I clean / reoil my K&N air filter. It only gets used for like 30 seconds every startup. Should last the life of the truck if you get the K&N part....
Exactly, my man small maintenance that could save you a ton. I'm glad to see people keeping these great trucks alive for the long haul.
@@vikingveteran I've got 260k on my 2015 gen 2 Taco.... She purrs like a kitten...
Enjoyed the video. Well instructed. How often should it be replaced for a truck that is almost never in dusty driving conditions? It's a 2011 with 66000 miles. Thanks again.
Thank you. I have had mine on for I think 5 years and I just check it once a year to make sure it's not damaged or dirty. I have not had to change it or even clean it the whole time. It only turns on during startup for maybe 2 min. So in the past five years the fan might have ran for 12 hours.
New subscriber here just bought a second gen tacoma with 101k miles one it looks and runs great keep up the video's greetings from 🇸🇷Suriname 🇸🇷
Thanks for the sub it is greatly appreciated. Yeah they are great little trucks. I know a few that are over 500k miles and the engine still runs great. Just keep up on your oil changes. Well hello to you in Suriname wow thats amazing
There is a warranty enhancement for this issue, and a lot of them were fixed. Quick caution to anyone who does this, this may fail some state inspections because the SAI pump has been tampered with.
I did this mod over three years ago and have had no issues with passing inspections
@@Dirtywaterdrinker you don't live in California
@@jakebrake8980 gonna keep it that way ;)
K & N filters are made for racing they have better air flow but they don't filter anything.
As long as the filter is kept clean and oiled it will keep out any particles that could effect your truck. Also the whole point of this mod is to keep the filter for deteriorating and getting sucked up through your pump into your engine. The secondary air pump only comes on for mear minutes during start up and that is all. It is just used to improve emissions.
Ordered for my new-to-me 09 Tacoma! Thanks for the vid!
Glad you enjoyed it!
@@vikingveteran Absolutely dude! I really appreciate how you've showcased the simple things that make a difference. Cheers!
These light turn yellow fast and main light bulb will not allow you to change to anyone bulb .. only thing that sucks
Got mine like 3 years ago!!! 🤟🏽🤟🏽🤘
Hell yeah. Keep these great trucks kicking ass.
Not all 2nd gen tacomas have the secondary airfilter shown in this video.
You are correct. The other location is down by the washer fluid reservoir.
@@vikingveteran nope, nonexistent
Non existent problem for me, I suppose. I have a 2007 Tacoma 1grfe and don’t have that secondary filter. Just a big gap where it should be
Yeah if it's not there or down by your washer fluid reservoir then you don't have to worry about it
Glad I came looking in the comments bec I lifted my hood and I’m like, uhmmm I ain’t got that 😂
@@obliviousmotors6525 yeah lol I wish I would have known this before I made the video so I could have warned people. But hey thanks for the view!
What is it suppose to do though, I mean what how do you save. I checked all comments but didn't see any information less I missed it. My 2015 w/97,000 miles running well, so I'm not going to mess or change anything.
You should have the 3rd generation tacoma so you shouldn't have to worry about it anyway. It is just replacing a filter that at some point will fail without you ever knowing until it's to late. That's why toyota changed the design for the 3rd gen
I got a 06 tacoma and doesn't have this unit!!! Maybe a California Pollution control thing?
Another location for it is next to the windshield washer reservoir. Every vehicle has had to have it since the 70s. Just for the sole reason of keeping emissions down on startup. No other reason for it
Thank you for your service, Sir.!!
Thank you for the support! It is greatly appreciated.
Planned on doing this.....but it appears my 06 doesn't have this? Or at least it's missing from my engine bay
It's in there somewhere. Since it's not where mine is check down by the washer fluid reservoir
The description link in the description for a K&N filter.shows 3 different filters and lengths/heights, what are the dimensions that you installed in your truck? I have a 2010
Flange Diameter: 1 In, Filter Height: 1.5 In, Flange Length: 0.875 In
What the heck is that black box? My 2010 tacoma sport trim dont have that so i just put a second battery thr just in case my battery went dead.
It's a useless part that is just used on startup. A battery there is the best option for sure. But make sure you have the battery hooked up so it's atleast getting a charge or use it will die
I'm thinking since not all the 2nd gen has the secondary injection pumps, it may be worth seeing if there's a tune to delete the system all together. I'm going to do the filter mod, but it only runs for a few seconds after starting and it is crazy loud.
They do have a kit to delete it, but it is quite expensive, so this is definitely the cheapest option
@vikingveteran good tip. Thank you. I ordered a filter a bit ago after inspecting my oem internal filter. Luckily everything is in good condition but I'm still gonna be safe rather than sorry.
@oriontackett7643 Yeah, most of the time, it will be soild, but everything will be fine until it's not. I'm glad I was able to help so we can all keep these great trucks on the road even longer.
What year is this Tacoma, I have a 2005 Xrunner and it doesn't have this part.🤔🤔
Mine is a 2013. Some don't have it. But the other location is down by the bottom of the washer fluid reservoir.
So weird I look at my 2007 Tacoma V6 pre runner 4.0 and it doesn’t have that filter. Do you think I miss it? Please let me know
Some do not have it. So if it is not in either the location I showed or down but the washer fluid reservoir, then you got lucking and do not have this waist of space part. I hope that helps
Made it to the end. Boooom
You are a brave man. I tip my hat to you
I just bought a v6 2009 trd sport 4x4 4 door from Florida in excellent condition with 68k on it for 14,000$. A lot of money for a 13 year old .I hope to get quite a few years out of it.Do you think I overpaid?
Tacoma holds its price better then any other truck. So with that low of milage you actually got a good deal. I would recommend changing all your fluids so you start off fresh but if you keep up with maintenance I have seen a few tacomas with over 500k and it still runs like new
@@vikingveteran thanks for the info.Toyotas are well built.I have a 2004 Toyota Solara convertible with 110k on it and it still runs great.
Thank you!
No problem! Glad I could help
Thanks for the video.
Have a question. Description says 1 inch filter flange. The link goes to a 1.5 and isn’t available.
Do you have the actual part number to the one you have in this video?
Thanks for the view and comment!
thank you so much for bringing that to my attention. I put the new link to the exact one I got in the description.
Part number is UP107
@@vikingveteran thank you sir
Do not all tacomas come with that? I have a 2010 and it doesn't have that
Some do not, and I'm not sure which ones do and don't, unfortunately, but it seems you are a lucky one
wtf, that's an empty space on my truck. 2007 tacoma v6 4.0l. no secondary air pump thing whatsoever
Some people got lucky, and they don't have one. I'm not sure what ones have it or don't. But you got luck on that one if you don't have it down by the washer fluid reservoir
I have a 20007 Taco with 4.0 V6 and it doesn't have your configuration, seems that it doesn't have this 2nd air filter. You did mention respond to the same question from another person and indicated by the base of the washer tank. Sorry bud, but nothing there as well. I have been over the compartment twice and even ask the local mechanic that watched the video. He said my Taco doesn't have a secondary filter as described and shown in your video. So, that is why I ask the question to you. And yes, he checked the washer tank location as well to ensure that I am not missing it. There is none.
Thats strange. Every tacoma should have one. Did you buy yours new or used?
My 2005 trd off road does not have this. Bought new.
@@vikingveteran I bought it used, but there is not even hoses or bolt/screw holes in the area that matches the location on my truck. So I am wondering if it is only on the earliest 4.0 V6 models and not the later.
Yeah my 2006 4.0 sport doesn't have this either
So forgive me if I missed something here. Is the only reason to do this mod is because you want to prevent the sponge filter from getting deteriorated and sucked into engine? Is there a performance or mpg boost by doing this? Thx.
No boost in performance or mpg correct. The sponge filter is the only reason. Toyota fixed this issue in the 3rd gen tacoma but unfortunately some of the second gens just have this issue.
My 09 doesn’t have this?
@@bscott83same here.
No performance boost other than you keep the little sponge from going into your intake... This filter only engages for like 30 seconds on start up.
What a brilliant design...
A sponge Bob filter to get sucked into the engine.....
Have mice eaten your SOY Bean Rat Candy wiring harnesses yet ?
Yeah right. But he you got to give it to them to fix it when they realized it was dumb
No not yet but I did just move further out in the sticks so I need to get a garage cat lol
Great tip and video👍🇺🇸
Thank you so much.
I can't seem to locate this on my '08 PreRunner either. I'm sure it's gotta be there somewhere; just haven't found it yet.
Have you looked around the windshield washer reservoir?
@@vikingveteran Yeah, only things on that side are the washer reservoir, power steering fluid, air breather inlet hose and the ABS hydraulic control unit. Maybe this is a California smog emissions deal?
@@rickt140 I look it up for you when I get into work. Cali Emmissions would absolutely have it. Now we just need to find Waldo
What engine do you have?
@@vikingveteran 1GR-FE 4.0 V6
Thank you 🤙🤙🤙
does the 3rd gen Tacoma have this filter? I have a 2016 TRD sport
No it doesn't. They changed the whole thing. That is one thing I love about toyota if there is an issue they address it.
My 2005 TRD off-road doesn't have one of those. Or maybe I'm looking in the wrong place.
It has one but it is down by your washer fluid reservoir.
Nice video man. I was wondering does every Tacoma have this because mine doesn't and it's a 2nd Gen 2009 4.0
Thanks I appreciate it. Yes they do. It is either where mine is. Or down by your washer fluid reservoir.
@@vikingveteran I have checked by the washer fluid tank, there isn't anything there. So apparently it is only on the oldest of the Gen 2 V6. I have replaced the pump on my washer fluid tank and so I have had it off completely as well as the air intake tubing from the where it exit the passenger fender. So I am very familiar out this area of my truck. I also have been doing my own maintenance and repairs since I have owned my truck. I am always under the hood.
@@careywalton1 thank you so much for the update im really glad to know that not all of them have it.
@@vikingveteran there might be the situation that it is a 3.4 liter V6 (not sure) in the video. I have not checked that out yet. IF it is a 3.4 liter that could answer the confusion (besides it being a gutless motor, I have driven one).
@@careywalton1 yeah I wish I got to work on more tacoma to see the difference between them. But for one reason or another I haven't had to do much maintenance on them just upgrades.
Where can i buy this filter
I have a link in the description for where you can buy this on Amazon.
Thanks for this. I also need to replace the air injection control driver, does anyone know where that is located?
No problem. When I get a chance I'll see if I can look it up for you. But if anyone knows please comment.
@@vikingveteran thank you. I been searching the interwebs with no luck.
Great video and love it ,your a Patriot (flag) new subscriber,have a fantastic day
Thank you! I really appreciate it. Glad to see you're apart of the viking crew. You have a fantastic day as well.
I lost the long screw and have no idea how to replace it. Any specs on the screw?
If you are located in the US then you should be able to tape the cover back on and find a fastenal in your area. But seeing as when you posted I would imagine you live over the pond. But I can get you dimensions later today if you can hold out.
I live in the US, just watch your videos at night. I hot the hole taped and the cover zip tied on for now. If you could get the dimensions you'd be an angel! If not, no big, it a real quirky request 👍
@@mitchellmanalakos3343 I got you I just need to find my thread gage
@@mitchellmanalakos3343
It's 1 3/4 long and thread is 1/4 in wide. Or 40 MM long 5MM wide
Thank you so much!!! You're the man!!!!
may or may not be receiving my late grandfathers 2014 tacoma. it’s not a V6 like yours, just regular ol’ 4 cylinder VVT-i. don’t know too much about tacomas but does this issue still apply for my model? probably gonna have to do this if it does. last thing i wanna do is end up having to do repairs somewhere down the line if i can help it.
I'm so sorry to hear about your loss. But to answer your question. I'm sorry to say I have no clue what engines have this 😅 but there is only 2 locations they put this. Of course the place I showed you but also down by the washer fluid reservoir. But just keep up with the maintenance and that truck will last you forever.
@@vikingveteran no worries. i actually found the same assembly you showed. no nearby auto shops carry the replacement filter so i guess i’ll have to order online. thanks anyways! huge help and probably saved me thousands down the line…
@@ethan-gy2sx ok great. Yeah I have the link for the filter in the description if you need it. Yeah I hope so too but at least now you won't have to worry about that little guy now. I'm just trying to keep these great trucks on the road. Once it gets warmer I'm gonna be replacing all the fluids too so if you would like to subscribe and hit the notification bell you can get updated when I post more crap
@@vikingveteran alright you convinced me. subbing after this..
i actually checked out the link but it’s telling me that the part isn’t available at the moment but i’ll check around online to see what else is out there. the shops here offer to do a special order but the cost will be upwards of $50 or so. gonna see if there’s cheaper options out there. thanks again!
@@ethan-gy2sx glad I could convince you lol.
Yeah there is definitely cheaper options just make sure it's the right size.
my 2010 tacoma doesnt have this
Then you are one of the lucky ones that doesn't have this garbage
The 1GRFE must be the dirtiest running gasoline engine to need 4 damn cat converters and all this other crap bolted on. What do they think is coming out of the exhaust, cyanide?
I know right. If they took off all the emissions crap we could get better gas mileage. In turn that would help alot of problems. Well except big oil
@@vikingveteran Has anyone tested emissions levels on modern engines with no emissions equipment attached? I know the core mechanics of a combustion engine haven't changed,.but still curious what comes out of the exhaust. Bare minimum, test only with one cat installed.
@@vram1974 I'm sure they have. I know emissions are laced in the UK and they work harder for milage instead. But I wish I had the means to test all that. That would be a fun test to do. We don't do emissions testing in my state so it's rare to see the equipment. I have only messed with the tester once
Howany miles did your rig have before putting it on the first time?
I put it on pretty quick. It might have had 15k
I don’t even have that on mine. 2010 Tacoma
Some of them do not have this luckily
I have an 09 with that engine, it doesn't have that secondary air thing at all.
Have you checked by the bottom of the washer fluid reservoir?
@@vikingveteran yep, my truck.doesnt have one.
@@vikingveteran dealer says 08-10 doesn't have them, at least in new England.
@@BMMEC2009 then you my friend are lucky and do not have this. I have no idea what ones they decided to put this on. But thank you for the view
@@BMMEC2009 its probably an overall thing but really appreciate the research. Thanks!
.ine doesn't have one of those covers
No problem. It's not necessary you just need to make sure it stays clean
Good tip
Thanks. I'm just trying to spread the word to keep these great trucks running. Also are you from Louisiana? I'm good friends with a vet with that last name
Can this be done on a 3rd gen?
Nope toyota got smart and changed up the whole design of there secondary air pump so no need to worry about the 3rd gens
What does it save you money on? Gas mileage?
No, it doesn't. It only saves you if when the filter falls apart, it doesn't mess up your intake or injectors. The secondary air pump is only good for emissions on startups. And to remove it, you will need a 200$ part to keep you check engine light off
Did you spray oil on the new filter?
No I used it as is. It comes pre oiled
So what does this mod really do? It says it'll save thousands but how?
Sorry guess I should have explained better. If you are covered by there warranty then all it will save is up to a week of being without your truck. If you are past that then. The sponge filter inside the pump over time breaks down and gets sucked into the head. It can cause alot of problems. IE removing the intake and heads for a clean.
Which motor is this? 2.7 or the 4ltr?
It's the v6 4ltr, but not all engines have this, and I hate this, but I have no clue what ones do or don't. But if it is not where mine is or down by the bottom of the washer, fluid reservoir. Then you got lucky and don't have to worry about this useless part
Can you tell me the model number if you don't mind I will really appreciate thanks
I believe it's 62-1220
Hey, I’m trading my sports car for a 2006 trd sport double cab with 4.0 v6 (6speed) with 290,000 km, apparently new frame, rockers and brakes and clutch was replaced 20k ago, anything I should look for ? Or steer clear ? Looks clean. Thanks in advance !
The only thing I can say to check since it has the new frame is when you test drive it. Make sure you pop it in 4x4 and check that it is smooth. I know multiple people with tacomas with over 500k miles and the engine still runs like new. But matinance was always kept up with. So right after your drive just check the oil and make sure it doesn't look foamy. If you do get it change ALL the fluids unless he has receipts that he changed them.
Is this mod the same for the 2.7L tacos?
I'm not sure what engines have this but there are only 2 locations this will be. The one that I am showing. Then down by the washer fluid reservoir. If it's not there then you lucked out. Hope that helps.
I dont see this part on my 07....
If it'd nor were mine is. Or down by the washer fluid reservoir. You my friend do not have to worry about this issue
@@vikingveteran What's that part for anyways?
@@AF-we1zc it's just something for emissions. It pumps in extra air on start up so it doesn't start and burn to rich.
whats the name of the filter?
I have the link in the description to 1 place you can buy it
What year Tacoma do you have?
It's a 2013
This mod is not necessary, it’s mostly a personal preference
Pretty much yeah. Plan for the worst hope for the best. I really think this would only be needed if that filter ever starts to break down. I just dont know when that is and I plan on keeping this truck till it rusts apart. Were also Toyota would pay to fix it as long as you were within the extended warranty. So you always have that.
What a about 3rd generation?
You don't have to worry about it. Toyota is on it and they solved this issue.
Sorry new to fixing my own truck! But how exactly does this save money? Is it for fuel economy? Would my ‘06 Tacoma need it done?
No need to be sorry. The way it saves you money is. If the original filter in the secondary air pump falls apart. It is going to get sucked up through the pump destroying it. Then traveling into you engine. This will not save on anything. But is just a preventative measure you take to save on unnecessary damages due to a cheap filter. Yes your 06 tacoma could use this.
2005-2011 don’t have secondary air filter. This was an emissions addition at 2012 .
whats the part number ? Thank you in advance
62-1220 also the link to amazon is in the description.
@@vikingveteran thank you sir
@@johnnyramirez9082 anytime. Thanks for helping to keep these beautiful trucks on the road
What filter size is that or number
I have the link in the description for the filter.
@@vikingveteran pardon me for my ignorance, but, where do I find the link in description?
Figured it out. Maybe you can fix stupid!
@@billcaver3358 lmao thats not what my wife tells me
Are you using a K&N filter or off band? If you are using a K&N filter what’s the part number?
You can use an off brand. The pump only comes on for just a couple minutes on a cold start up. But I have a link in the description for a K&N filter.
Ok thanks….in comiefornia…..only hit the trails now and then….a lot of street driving….great video ….
@@jrod4491 no problem. Oh I'm sorry. At least nature is beautiful out there lol.
Do not waste your time or money with that OLD thing that at the end will do nothing. Just eliminate that stupid pump system completely and install a bypass kit from Hewitt tech.
You should put a link in the comments. The pump is just for emissions garbage. I would love to get rid of mine.
Yeah that kit is $160 + and will not pass an emissions test (dumb test)
I have that kit more than a year and it passed inspection no problems. It is expensive but Worh it. I removed my pump and all those wires.
@@lanchile5244 well then that is hood to know. Thank you, I guess I know another project to add to the list lol
Go and check their's 100% positive reviews . Yes it is 100%. After I got the filter by mistake I squeezed one of those hoses and my truck went to Limp mode, it was scary. Now I do not have that stupid pump or those hoses. At least go there and check those reviews. If you see what that secondary pump does you will be wondering why they came with this stupid idea. That is why the third generation trucks do not have them.
Don’t have this on my Tacoma
Then you are one of the lucky ones that didn't get this useless part installed
WTF did I just watch?
A great waist of time if you don't have that pump. Hope you enjoyed
my TRD doesnt have that
Really? What year do you have?
Mine doesn't either, 2010 TRD off-road
@@farrellstrueber7120 let me look into that for you
@@farrellstrueber7120 it seems that the secondary air pump location on that is right next to the washer fluid
Does it fit a 2021 TRD Off road?
Thats col
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