This 1st Gen Tundra has OVER 400,000 Miles!

#toyotatundra #tundra #toyota
I am aware I need to adjust my mic quality, eek. I am sorry for the peaks.

[@rarerides]

I just bought a 2002 Limited from the og owner. 527,000 miles. Runs like a clock.

[@lanceguinn9807]

that's awesome!!! just bought 02 with 227,ooo ;-)

[@skipmiller8309]

I have a Gen 1 2003 Tundra Access Cab Limited 4x4 with 413,000. Purchased it with 14 miles on it brand new from the dealer. New timing belts and O2 sensors and that's it. Love that truck!!!

[@meb1233]

I just bought a 2003 Tundra two days ago. It has 177,000 miles on it, it's in real good shape and just passed N.H. inspection. Cost me $6,350.00. Thought that was fair in todays market. Please pray it lasts me long and serves me well.

[@travfdy]

Give us an update. How's it going?

[@meb1233]

@@travfdy A few minor things but so far so good.

[@travfdy]

@@meb1233 awesome. I'm in the market for one. You got a great deal. There's one out there I could get for 6k but it has 275,000 miles on it.

[@cbadillo22]

I know yes my friend because I brought mine whit 189077 ..10 years ago and still faking amazing I have now 278 miles on it but you have to change the time belt on time and just the battery and just that and you have truck for so much time

[@RonH-c3u]

Yeah not bad you got mine in 2016 a 2000 with 180000 for 6500 out the door now it's got almost 290k. But just experienced transmission failure be careful if towing or hauling with the overdrive

[@bryanandriese6549]

Funny how some of the problems you went over are some that I have with mine. Front grill ✅ tailgate handle ✅ drive light✅. I have a 2000 Tundra Limited and absolutely love these trucks! Plan on keeping it for quite awhile. Thanks for the content and God bless!!!

[@toyotas4ever]

Great video! I've an 04 double cab SR5 4x4 with 219,150. I bought it in March of this year with 212,000 on it. Replaced spark plugs, brakes, and inner tie rod on one side. Drives great, runs strong and I'm greatly enjoying it. I'm a Christian as well!

[@ericweimer589]

I just traded a 2012 ram 1500 for a 05 tundra sr5 trd 4x4, the stepside with 169,000 miles. Its a one owner. I've only had this truck for about a week and absolutely love it! I'm a born again Christian as well!

[@adamnowakowski2611]

Just got an 04 double cab sr5 also! 249k runs great! Super happy

[@wavefanatic7384]

I'm the original owner of a 2001 Tundra at 250K miles. I have the common Drive light out, and the tailgate handle broke too. Other things are valve cover leakage, had the radiator replaced (Vegas heat is brutal), front and rear shocks replaced. Been having batteries die on me so I think my alternator needs to be replaced soon. Love this truck, and try to keep it in shape. God bless my fellow brothers in Christ. Hopefully he will be back soon before my truck gives out :)

[@Tenorman51]

Thank you brothers, I'm in Christ as well. I bought my '01 Tundra in N Mississippi a month ago for $7800. Super excited to have it. It was a God thing finding it. It has 189,000 and I'm having a few things brought up to par, front brakes, timing belt, and other things. I'm glad you're here and bold for Christ.

[@yea.whtvr1]

dad just got one for 1200, previous owner paid 5500 then the left ball joint broke in a home depot parking lot so he towed it and sold it for cheap. 2004 sr5 double cab 196,000 miles. Ball joint replaced and I will be purchasing it from him, cant wait to drive it daily.

[@starkiller_2515]

Love my 2000 SR5 4x4, had it for closing on a year, was my older brothers work truck. Still holds up great, done basic maintenance and added a few mods but that’s it. Only things I can think of that went wrong is the light for the drive gear on the gage display went out, the paint need to be done soon, and the door closers are old so the door don’t stay open if you on a slope. Love these trucks, when I eventually drive the wheels of this one, my next truck will definitely be a tundra as well.

[@samuelweick9481]

Dang bro, you described the exact situation of my truck 😂

[@jannennaman]

I have a 2000 tundra 4.7 v8 limited with 370000 miles on it and I’ve only replaced the shocks (stock size) and just regular maintenance. I love my Toyota. The only extra thing added to it was I rhino lined the body and chassis

[@ocularpressure4558]

I have a 2006 with 312,000k miles and it just takes oil and gas ⛽️ no check Engine light and the ac blows 🥶 cold…. I love Toyota’s

[@markwegner6100]

Nice!

[@UFGator1987]

I’ve got a 2001 Tundra with 398,000 miles on it. Bought it with 12 miles on it for $19K. Other than a new transmission 250,000 miles ago, it’s been good to go. O2 sensors burn up every 100k or so. Tailgate handle broke too. Love this truck. Hope to be driving it in ten years.

[@outdoorswithzeke5783]

Did you ever change the timing belt?

[@kmacs9905]

The previous owner of mine never had it changed before i got it. It had 260k on the original belt. It still looked decent when i changed it (no cracking or delamination). @@outdoorswithzeke5783

[@MrKev_77]

2001 Tundra SR5, 176,000 miles. The only thing I have similar with my truck is the key sometimes gets stuck in the ignition. So far so good on the other things though. I can’t wait to get my truck in those higher mileages! I love my truck, it was such a blessing from God.

[@AzamatSlowedAndReverb]

Tundras overtime is a good title for the Tundras you review and the problems that occur over the years

[@Marximarks]

Great to see video on 1st Gen Tundras. I have an 04 Tundra dbl cab that has 197,000 miles and it, too had the D indicator light went out, tailgate handle broke off, and key sometimes get stuck. But this 18 yr old truck still idles and runs smooth and no rust whatsoever (live in So Cal). I love this truck and I plan to keep it for a long time. My son just bought a 2023 Tundra SR5 4x4 and telling me to go trade mine in for a new one but Nah.

[@BLU3SP00NZ]

Mine is pushing 290k. Looks almost the same as this one. It's an '02 SR5 4.7L. Great truck that's getting me around Georgia real good. Ive owned it for 9 years this coming August. My tailgate handle was half broke up until a year and a half ago. Just make sure if you replace it, get the OEM that goes for around $100. The cheapie ones are just as effective as a broken handle. That's cool your buddy is from Atlanta. I just moved here and love it.

[@jonbyler]

I’ve known the owners for years and had amazes me is that they have rarely spent any money on this truck. It just runs and runs! Great review.

[@darthtyranus7683]

Now it's Toyotas turn to file a lawsuit anyone remember when Ford critized the electric powertrains now look whose the hypocrites

[@brohon8788]

2000 sr5 4x4 4.7 - 290k Tailgate handle ✔ $12 Passengers Map light ⊖ Rear bumper rust through ✔ Ignition/Key stick ⊖ ECU/ECM ✔ $125 Rear window pivot arms ✔ $9 Climate control knobs ✔ $12 Front diff/Driver side axle, needle bearing ✔(ECGS bushing Mod fix) $70 Rear drive shaft carrier bearing ✔ $75 Drive indicator lights/Various dash lights ✔(go all LED) $45 T case actuator & Front diff actuator ✔ (clean, lube, reinstall, fixed) $0 Picked up @ 286k a bit neglected. Coming up on its 22nd birthday. Did a Tcase and diff gear oil change, looked like something you would see on a 80-100k truck, still amazed.... Going to another truck in the future is going to be difficult.

[@mr.b4838]

I own a 2002 V8 2WD with 446,000 miles. All original engine and trans also. Didn’t know that was rare.

[@gabrielf2432]

Same year and build, a mere 362k miles though- still young.

[@doublem1402]

Amazing trucks mine is a 03 244 thousand miles barely broken in been driving it 8 years now paid for,ignition key did stick bit about 160 k.miles sprayed lock lube in it no issues since definitely best truck I ever owned and going to drive it to work.tonight 2022 again it's an 03 enough said.

[@kmacs9905]

I have an 04 double cab limited at 265k. The only thing that doesn't work it the park light in the cluster. Amazing vehicle.

[@ivanalo580]

I have a 03 Tundra V8 with 240K miles. Half of what this Tundra runs. Mine still runs great and she’s a keeper. Had the radiator and both front and back shocks replaced. Timing belt and water pump too. Soon , the lower ball joint.

[@normamartin9915]

I have the 2001 Tundra and it has 140000 miles everything still works

[@evanmalone2806]

Owner of a 2000 Tundra Limited here with 221K on her. Broken Tailgate Handle...Yes Bumper Rust...No Right Dome Light Lens...Yes Flapping Front Grille....Yes Ignition Lock Cylinder Sticking...No Burned out Drive Light...Yes 4/6 of the quirky issues. Def a first gen Tundra thing lol.

[@greym6436]

Ha ha, my 02 Tundras, Shift drive indicator lights all light up accept for the "D" indicator. Current mileage: 4.7l w/238,000 Blessings 🙏🏽 to you and your Channel Bro!

[@csas80]

My best friends 01 Tundra has 430k miles. Original motor, trans, the only things he's done is water pump, timing belt, and radiator.

[@SammyKurts-ku2ht]

That engines code name is 2UZ-FE for a reason it’s the second generation of the v8! The 1UZ-FE was Toyota-Lexus V8! It was a 4.0 liter ! Found in the early 1990 LS400 Lexus cars

[@joserangel2505]

Thank you for making these videos for the 1st Gen Tundra. I am just getting into Toyotas in general because a mechanic I trust gives good, honest reviews on their reliability and what to expect as they age. I’ve decided to invest in a used Tundra and hope and pray it will last. If you could, please send a prayer on my behalf that I can make the best decision for myself and my family. Thank you Issac and good luck on your studies and landscaping.❤️🙏🇺🇸

[@BBradshaw131]

I have an 06 tundra Darrell Waltrip edition. Thankfully it's solid silver and doesn’t have the graphics lol. I have 219k so far. I love it!

[@thenecromancer4969]

Great video. I have the same truck but the limited edition with 246000 miles. Bought it off a guy at work for $3000 Canadian. I LOVE THIS TRUCK. Sure it's a gas hog. But nothing ever breaks. I don't think I'll ever buy anything but Toyota again. Mine has the problem with the shift light but it's the park that don't work. 5 dick CD player is jammed. Front grill held on by glue. Key gets stuck the same way. Thanks again for the video. LONG LIVE MY TUNDRA. All things considered.

[@kylebhtaylor24]

Dude, so crazy I found your page. Buying my 2004 tundra tomorrow, I’m from PA as well, and also a Christian!! Thanks for helping to guide me with my purchase. God bless you -Kyle

[@AlphaShark]

Keep me updated Kyle! I can't wait to hear about it!

[@Overated02]

Just picked up a 2000 1st gen RWD 4.7 sr5 and it’s got 229k but drives like a champ besides what I think is bad ball joints, sounds like metal on metal slapping together over every bumps

[@FenderGuitars69]

Nice I have a 2002 Toyota tundra I use it for construction it has 214,000 miles bought it back in June of last year

[@AlphaShark]

Nice!!

[@daved7024]

God bless both you guys.🙏 Nice video ☺️ I've owned nothing but Toyotas, they are #1 in vehicle Quality.

[@wayne8276]

They got it right . I have the 02 . Not as many miles . Yet !

[@jpnatlanta]

Mine just rolled 430k on the original drivetrain. It goes back and fourth every weekend from Atlanta to Jacksonville.

[@paulwhelan4676]

Interesting video. I have a 2004 Tundra. V8 4WD with 350000 miles. The tail gate latch and the Drive light on the dash have also been an issue for me. Other than both rear wheel bearings going out, I have had no real problems with my old Girl. However, my AC compressor has just gone out on me, hence me in here digging around for any You Tube help I can find. I am going to tackle the problem myself. So, if you are still offering prayers, say a little one for me because the expansion valve is behind the dash. What a stupid place to put it, thanks Toyota LOL

[@stevebreland389]

Interesting, and good to hear. I bought my 2000 Limited new in May of 2000. It now has 213,000 miles. I was planning to replace it this year but have recently changed my mind. The price of new trucks is insane. Just had new tires installed on it, had the rear sliding window replaced with solid glass , and purchased a timing belt, water pump, brakes, and a few other things I will install. I’ve also been checking into the price of a good paint job: yikes! But I’m going to have it painted. It needs a radio as the cd changer died this past year. Any recommendations? BTW, this truck makes me smile every time I drive it. Still.

[@AlphaShark]

I would recommend a current 3rd Gen Tacoma if you want a similar size. The Tacoma is a little smaller, but it’s very reliable and it is zippy. Out of all the trucks I’ve driven it’s the most similar to the 1st Gen Tundra in my opinion. I drive my brothers 00’ Tundra quite a bit and it’s just as comfortable. The Tundra’s windshield is a little bigger though. Or see if you can get a deal on a 20’ or 21’ Tundra before the body change, those are very reliable but gigantic trucks. New F-150’s drive like sporty sedans and are also very comfy if you like that feel. Silverado’s look cool but I do not trust the current reliability based on a lot of comments of gotten. The Ram’s are in the middle. And Nissan’s are fine! But they are too pricey, I’d definitely rate them higher if they were actually cheaper. For the same price a Tundra or F-150 is the way to go, more features and better reliability

[@user-pf6wl4hv5j]

Look into wrapping it instead of paint but don’t buy the cheap stuff look for 3m

[@SteveInterdonato]

You mentioned about where the 4wd buttons would be but FYI an interesting litte known fact is, in the 3.4L v6 you can get a manual stick shift transmission with 4wd, with the tansmission shifter and 4wd dogleg are both on the floor. ;-}

[@alexballard4966]

I just spent 6k on mine. All electric and non cosmetic mine hit 400k last week she deserved it.

[@krishutchins1056]

You’re speaking voice is on par with the “professional” channels sir. Fantastic job. Inflection and vocabulary are on point. Random critique I know lol. Just purchased a 2006 Tundra myself

[@XMigster]

My 2002 Toyota Tundra (base model) 3.4L V6 at 332K Miles Should make it to 400K in the next 3 years

[@ronhughley6510]

I have the problem with the key tumbler in the ignition as well it's due to not having a solid fluid motion when turning it off so when you go to turn it off you want to push in and turn it all the way to the left in one Fell Swoop you hesitate it'll stop early and lock up

[@boosteds2k485]

My 2004 Tundra 4x4 Double Cab's got 256,450 miles runs great! Just need to do some minor front suspension work, tie rods, ball joints.

[@kings5223]

These are great trucks. Only bad thing about them is the starter location. Have to practically take apart the engine to replace it.

[@ronhughley6510]

When I shift gears as well when I go into drive my light disappears also but then one day after years of ownership it started to light up again and now the park light disappears

[@LaurenceHoneytoast]

I have an 04 Tundra 4X2 with the 3.4 V6 with at the time of typing an easy 106k miles and is also an amazing engine. It was garage kept and taken very good care of by my grandfather who then gifted it to me when he could no longer climb in and out of it. What I've learned about Toyota and its reliability and the number of Tacoma's my father has had over the years that have gone over 250k apiece and they all sold for quite a bit too is that it will continue to go down the road for a long time with minimal maintenance. As long as the frame is solid and free of rust too. My map light broke as well in the same manner. Arguably the best truck on the road today and yesterday.

[@ricos4700]

I just bought an 06 with the 4.0 V6. Has just 44 k on it. I think it's great for a v6. I've had two other 1st gens with 4.7. These are great trucks.

[@anthonygiordano3991]

@@ricos4700 - How is the power in the V6 compared to the V8? Is it a largely noticeable difference? I’m considering the V6.

[@ricos4700]

@Anthony Giordano The V8 has more power but as far as get up and go, I am really impressed with it. The fuel economy is better than I thought it would be as well. Just wish it were a 5 spd. Manuel would be a lot more fun to drive.

[@anthonygiordano3991]

@@ricos4700 - Not sure why they didn’t make it a 5 speed. I know the V6 feels peppy in the first gen Tacoma, but wasn’t sure how it felt in the heavier first gen Tundra. But, sounds like it’s not a problem. Thanks for the feedback.

[@AESmith-pr9xm]

I also have a special edition. It is a Lucchese boot edition with 253,000 miles and have had to change the tailgate latch

[@fatoni698]

This was great... More high mileage or unique vehicles would be cool!

[@AlphaShark]

If I can find them, I will!

[@brianholcombe6980]

Yeah, my Tundra 406800 miles a 2000 model also runs like new . I'm still amazed at it .

[@anthonygiordano3991]

V6 or V8? Are they both just as good?

[@phil3924]

Great video, high mileage videos are the best.

[@Majimo22021]

8:02 the tailgate breaks a lot The grill The key thing happened to me but another thing that almost happened to me is the ball joints are also the Aquiles heel for these truck, I noticed the front wheels looking like they had negative camber so I changed the joints and apparently it’s a common problem apart from the frame (I live in Texas) mines fine Edit 9:50 that’s also a common thing since the light is constantly on it goes out Another thing if both low beams burnout or you install LEDs the high beams turn on when you have fog lights activated (if any) instead of the fog lights so if that happens either change the bulb or put a load resistor on the LEDs Edit #3 if the starter gives up it’s under the intake manifold idk why it’s there

[@scottrobinson4435]

I had the same key issue on my 2002Tundra. Turns out it was just worn out as my spare key didn’t have the sticking issue. Just replace the original key with a copy from the rarely used spare key. I was going to replace the ignition switch but tried the spare key and it worked.

[@freecanadaplease]

You forget the Ivan ironman Stewart edition. Fun fact early tundras had a Japanese built 2uz out of the Land cruiser 100 series until American manufacturing took over.

[@aaronallison7220]

For the key situation you gotta push twist to off and the pull it out

[@AESmith-pr9xm]

Both of the second gen tundras that hit the millions miles had that same 4.7 engine

[@Runsfrombears]

Is the engine a 2 UZ-FE? Same engine as the land cruiser and GX 470. Bullet proof

[@JERRYR708]

I bought my neighbors garaged 2003 silver Tundra access cab with matching leer topper with 79,000 miles for 10,000.

[@Charlie-io6jm]

1st gen Tundra been in family since new my moms dad bought its new its a 2003 toyota tundra sr5 v6 grey with nice chrome 2003 is facelift 129k my mom has it now since my papa passed away in 2010 in july and hears some thing wrong with it Grill problem No Ignition key stick No Dome light problem No Drive Light burnt out yes Timeing belt needs replaced yes check engine light yes I'm 14 and will be 15 on December 31'st I have build plans for it here in CA I'm a christain too GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR FAMILY

[@AlphaShark]

I’m sorry to hear about your father, but I hope that truck build goes well! God bless you 😃

[@Charlie-io6jm]

We didn’t get another review on your brother’s truck this year

[@AmazonBasicsSpeculum-uc7ki]

I have an 04 sequoia with the drive light burnt out XD. 191k miles and still doing great

[@offroad9205]

Hey Issac, Enjoyed the video. Toyota makes a quality product without a doubt. Do you think your Tacoma will reach the 400K mark ? Or do you plan on keeping it that long ?

[@AlphaShark]

I plan on keeping my truck until it's run into the ground! Hopefully Lord willing it makes it to 400k

[@Rigohinojosa15]

My 06 DC has 213k miles, I’m planning on running it until at least 300k but it’ll probably go further..by then it’ll be a work truck for an employee probably. I’ll get a newer tundra for the next one 👍🏽

[@01Elantraaa]

DC’s are very nice

[@claztube]

O/D switch on gear select lever had disco'd and upon doing the inspection post YT DIY fix I found it had apparently happened to the previous owner b4 me... The wire does get fail once it appears out that hollow lever after it has desended down and out the lever. Mine was repaired at that common breaking point once already and taped back into a working switch, I noticed... this time though the problem was a little farther down the circuit line but it was a quick fix as the connector under the wheel had seperated, I fully disengaged both bits and then reconnected and that did the trick. The tilt wheel feature I'd bet is the reason for this so be gentle when doing the tilt, don't just let it pop on its own kind of help it to move with a hand on the wheel. This may also cause the ignition key retention issue, tilt wheel-itis. BTW my TUNDRA had a replacement tailgate when I bought it, (?) can't say why... but one wonders if a previous owner just tossed the original with the bath water when the handle failed and at a salvage yard found its replacement, though a different color, silver v gold. Also the funny thing about the 'D' nonillumination thing, I thought it was done on purpose so that when driving along at night there wouldn't be an annoying light staring at you the whole night long... this video tells me othrwise. LOL

[@peterjamieson2441]

Did i see 40000 plus on the odometer?

[@timothycaldwell3785]

the 4.7 is well known for 500k plus miles with regular maintenance. no surprise.

[@alexisprefontaine459]

Tailgate handle 2002 tundra interior door pull handle not for opening but close from the seat snaped Nice vids keep it up men

[@alexstraz]

The tumblers are going bad. Had to eventually replace mine because it got stuck stuck. My passenger side light as well went out and the same thing happened >.< Tailgate handle broke. Twice The lights have burned out on drive... and yes the engine light as well lol My 2000 model has made it to 285k so far!

[@luisarteaga9219]

Bought a 2000 limited with 164k miles and I’m doing small modifications with standard maintenance. Very contemporary styling.

[@AlphaShark]

I know, it’s so sleek!

[@srg6532]

The PRND21 and overdrive lights can be replaced with T4.2 neo wedge LED lights from Amazon.

[@orientalwoodworks]

Hebrews 13:6. That’s good, it’s one that’s not so well-known. Anyone can throw 3:16 out there but I’m glad to see that you read the whole thing. Great video btw.

[@SteveInterdonato]

Might want to remind you college buddy/owner that if that belt squeak is the timing belt the engine could be destroyed if it breaks (interference engine). Also you probably missed that your buddy did not have his seat belt on ;-(

[@kaskasermedo6722]

Hey mate, Thank you for posting this video. I am a fan of Toyota in general and a Land Cruiser FJ40 and FJ80 in particular. I have been watching too many videos about Toyota Tundras and Sequoias which are not known too much in my country. I admit that I have been admired by them, so I recently have decided to try the 1st generation of both of them because of the good opinion I hear from people who owned them, so I have a question about buying vehicles from Pennsylvania, are they clean enough or rusty and corroded in the chassis as other vehicles in other salty States near buy such as NY, CT, … etc? Thank you

[@jqentertainment6966]

I have a 2002 Tundra with 104,000 miles. Hope it lasts forever.

[@swaewithme]

2000 Access cab with 399k checking in

[@tylerkinswater6315]

Please let me know your opinion. Your feedback is appreciated.

[@AlphaShark]

Opinion about what?

[@tylerkinswater6315]

On purchasing one of these trucks

[@Yonder-Bognie]

Great truck ! Great vid ! Thank you

[@sandochello]

Awesome video. I had a Lexus that had the key stick problem so I sprayed some lube on the key and put it in a few times and hasn’t stuck since. Hope that helps

[@thenecromancer4969]

I meant to say 5 disk CD player jammed. Sorry.

[@bsizzlehill2283]

The key in my old tacoma used to get stuck in the igniton. I sprayed a little jaymores "like wd40 without the smell" in the ignition and on the key. Stuck the key in and out about 20 times and it never happened again.

[@carlbernhard9617]

2000, 85k miles, d light, clock, new KYB shocks, 2x rotors, 4x cans of Ozium cuz Toyota=gaps in vent screens and blended mice in heater, no rust cuz CA, should get timing belt. Worst is 2wd = 1wd in mud, lights terrible and need refurb.

[@Ojb_1959]

400k is probably close to average. My 03 just broke in with 100k🎂

[@JLxavyo]

My 04 has 213k miles and it’s bulletproof, I can’t kill it

[@ET74019]

I saw one of these the other day that has 56k on it, but they want 26k for it 😢….wish I could afford it and just see how far one of these would go

[@furtrapper11]

Breaks were too small in 2000-2002. I upgraded mine.

[@clmlinarez]

I have a 2005 limited 4X4 with 87000 miles

[@hardcorecampinggear]

The Ryan Reynolds of KZbin Truck Reviewers. :)

[@addisontury6476]

209,000 everything works perfect no issues

[@gtrance3567]

Cool video. Smog pump went out in mine. Might be going out in his too.

[@hughjanus8450]

I just got an 03 TRD SR5 Tundra and the light to indicate that you are in drive doesn’t work and you have to pull really hard on the latch for the tailgate to come down

[@spencermorgan9108]

My 04 limited gets it’s key jammed too!

[@AlphaShark]

I knew more people would've experienced this stuff!

[@glenarseneau4796]

I didn’t know Ryan Reynolds did truck reviews

[@AlphaShark]

ahh another comment to add to my repertoire, this is said all the time.

[@JesseHouston-f5u]

2003 tundra stepside with 113k miles my drive light is out also lol ugly truck but runs like a champ. Love my truck

[@streetcollectiveclique]

i have the key issue too, i have no rust on my rear bumper, i haven’t had any issues with my lights, and my 2003 tundra has 300k miles, other issues i’ve had, random little rust spots throughout the body of the truck, lazy seatbelts, fuel gage does not work at all im getting it replaced soon, my drive light also does that🤣🤣

[@lesklower7281]

Firstly l live in Australia and we do have the Tundra in very small numbers they have to be right hand drive but these are called utes even the larger utes from the USA are still refered to as utes and we get the Toyota Hilux the biggest selling vehicle in Australia from the base workmate rwd 4 cylinder to the 4X4 having a turbo V6 diesel now in the year 2000 the Hilux was a basic rwd 4 cylinder petrol but a very 4X4 with a V6 petrol was available now my 1997 Hilux is the basic spec although the one l have came with a couple of options air conditioning which works and criuse control which doesn't work that was a very rare option l tried to research it but l was watching a video on a Toyota Tercel and it had non working cruise control and it was an option on them now my Hilux us a single cab with an aluminum tray very popular on utes and no rust issues infact my Hilux doesn't have any rust issues and been a 1997 it came with the 22R motor which l am so happy and the configuration of my hilux is the most desirable and l paid 4 years ago aud $1500 for it but when l bought it l didn't realise how good they are well l bought with 400000kms on it and once l did some research on how good they are but because they are so good mine is now worth aud $5000 to $6000 and one sold for $10000 but a 1997 Hilux sold for $500 why it had done 980000kms which is about 590000 miles and the seller had people lining up to buy it because they are so reliable and simple the 1997 hilux petrol is extremely analog no efi a carburetor which the one on mine is the original one a cam chain on mine hasn't stretched no computers no cat converter which will see it do easily another 430000kms

[@s.thomasmoore3698]

Yes a million mile 1st gen exists.... Mine had rust on front bumper tailgate handle did break but that’s all that’s far

[@Charlie-io6jm]

We’re is the one million mile first gen

[@gpawbb5623]

The only thing that stops them from getting to 400k is the frame. aif you drive it in the road salt belt it wont be good, my 02 has been garaged for 3 winters, frame treated by dealer, I run a awd subaru in winter in a salt state. Seen up close a collapsed tundra frame in the bone yard.

[@ryanhuffman1225]

my 2002 has 214,000 miles and still going strong

[@JaimePlacencia-lg1bt]

I just purchased one with 104.000 miles, good truck kind of ugly but they run for ever 😂

[@AlphaShark]

The looks grow on ya

[@Wsurfergirl]

Omg that’s so impressive 👍🏻

[@SteveInterdonato]

Odometer looks like forty thousand nine hundred and nine?

[@murrayhelmer8941]

320,000 miles on my 2002 4x4. Uses no oil