2021 Toyota Tundra TRD Pro Crew questions…

Fumoto valve on mine and the TRD Pro has a door in the skidplate to access the filter.

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I've got a 2021 Tundra TRD Pro Crewmax in Lunar Rock and love the hell out of it. Great tried and true engine, good sound without being obnoxious, good suspension but in all honesty I don't offroad. I lost count of how many times I've been complimented on the color in parking lots and love my power rear window. I don't stick my foot in it and consistently get around 16 or so in mixed driving.

Ditto

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I have a Tundra of that platform. You will find it to be reliable and, if not problem free, it will be problem few. Just a couple of things though. From 2014+ there’s no external transmission cooler.

It's actually 2019+ on the lack of tranny cooler. But I agree about being problem free. Almost 5 years and no issues.

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Thanks for the info on oil changes and weight. I use a Stahlbus Oil Drain Valve on several of my vehicles, they do a nice clean job but certainly do take extra long to drain. Also saw on YT the electronic LSD in the rear, a locker would be sweet! Going to stealership to look at truck tomorrow. Love to retractable rear window!

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Thanks for the info on oil changes and weight. I use a Stahlbus Oil Drain Valve on several of my vehicles, they do a nice clean job but certainly do take extra long to drain. Also saw on YT the electronic LSD in the rear, a locker would be sweet! Going to stealership to look at truck tomorrow. Love to retractable rear window!

Lockers have become all the rage here recently. However a Limited Slip Differential is far more useful and superior to 95% of folks driving these trucks.

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Thanks for the info on oil changes and weight. I use a Stahlbus Oil Drain Valve on several of my vehicles, they do a nice clean job but certainly do take extra long to drain. Also saw on YT the electronic LSD in the rear, a locker would be sweet! Going to stealership to look at truck tomorrow. Love to retractable rear window!

Lockers have become all the rage here recently. However a Limited Slip Differential is far more useful and superior to 95% of folks driving these trucks.

Agreed, I only take my truck on the beach to fish, lsd would work fine.

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The new 6 banger Tundras seem to be selling good. I am a Sequoia fan myself but those big wagons are pricey. I would enjoy a easy test drive of a Sequoia. Trucks be like BMWs with space.

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The new 6 banger Tundras seem to be selling good. I am a Sequoia fan myself but those big wagons are pricey. I would enjoy a easy test drive of a Sequoia. Trucks be like BMWs with space.

My boss just bought one with the ttv6. Upwards of 70k! Crazy.

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Truck was sold. Search continues…

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I had a 13 Platinum 4x4. mechanically close the same truck. It was bullet proof

Only reason I sold it was because it was too big for many of the roads (and parking spaces) I drive for work in New Orleans. replaced it with a 17 Tacoma Pro which got replaced by a 20 4Runner Pro. Considering a Lexus GX550 next since the 4runner doesn't have the tow rating I need for the boat after I actually see one

you will find others out there to look at, I have no hesitation recommending a Tundra.

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