Will be interesting to see what broke. Given the conditions nothing should have failed.
New Tacoma Failed
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Will be interesting to see what broke. Given the conditions nothing should have failed.
Saw that waiting for next video that explains what failed. Guessing transfer case from video. I am sure transfer cases in Toyota's have failed before I just don't know of any.
I'm guessing CV shaft let go.
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Wouldn't we see damage in the boot if that was the case?
If the splines let go, or one of the tripots shattered, I could see that. I don’t think they really showed a picture of the CV’s after the break though.
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Wish they'd hurry up with the teardown video. Rarely watch that channel but they have my attention now.
Here it is! -- Link
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Haha. Had a notification this morning and listened while as getting ready for work. A failure in the ADD actuator. Interesting.
I recall an ADD issue back in 2008 when I was on Trail Teams, and the Toyota service guide didn't even include checking that. Spent a lot of time/parts with a tech chasing multiple possibilities for the "Christmas tree" dash lights, I asked why the ADD wasn't on the "check" list...found the ADD vacuum line disconnected and clogged.
I have 1st gen ADD on my T100. It has never failed me to date. I have on my own replaced the vacuum lines as part of general maintenance around year 15 or so I think. Also I replaced my drive flanges on front with WARN hubs so I was not always spinning the CVs. I did this like year 1. I have not followed along with changes to ADD might have to find me an article that shows the changes by Toyota through the years.