A couple Jeeps turned around, said nope! Old Tundra didn’t mind it at all!
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Looks like my driveway when I lived in Colorado...
That’s because the old Tundra had a loose nut behind the wheel.
What pass is that Rick?
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From what I can "some" jeep people are more into the rubber duck and flashy accessories than ability of the vehicle.
@Mr.Glock , check the hose going into the 4x4 shifter ... Mine dry rotted and let moisture accumulate so ... more work. I believe I caught it in time to save it. Crossing my fingers at any rate!
@Mr.Glock , check the hose going into the 4x4 shifter ... Mine dry rotted and let moisture accumulate so ... more work. I believe I caught it in time to save it. Crossing my fingers at any rate!
On a Tundra? Mine is a 2006. My Jeep is a 2004.
And true on the flashy ****! I beat the **** out of mine. I keep it/them in excellent mechanical shape though, but use em hard.
My Tundra is a 2008
I will check on it. The Tundra just turned 100k miles. Thanks on the advice.
I am assuming it is a hose that has wires in it? As mine is a push button electrical engagement. I have religiously put it in 4 wheel, 4 wheel low and activate the low 1st gear button every month. I have my phone set to remind me every 4 weeks. 5 miles or so. The manual stated to do so.
