>Frontera
Try fortuner, and they didn't even sell them is Aus until a couple years ago.
>stopped reading there
Truck keeps breaking lower ball joints
Bentley Ramirez
Lucas Adams
I'm confused will a 2004 tacoma break ball joints?
Xavier Carter
My truck has over 200k miles. Original engine and tranny, from what I know the clutch had to be redone and the water pump had to be replaced but that was before I got it. Other than that, golden.
Adrian Bailey
Well water pumps are wear items anyways. Same can be said for clutches as well
Adam Barnes
>keeps breaking lower ball joints
torkfags btfo
detune it
Julian Butler
>my dad still has a '97 f-150 with over 500k miles on it.
>only needed consumables, tires, oil etc.
Only thing it actually had replaced was the clutch and suspension bushings.
Jaxson Martin
My Ranger with 190k miles needs a ball joint I think. Total POS. Why can't Ford get a ball joint that lasts more than 200k miles? I should have bought a Taco 1/2 as old like my neighbor that got denied for frame replacement because it wasn't bad enough, and then 2 years later got scrapped because the frame rotted in half and DO NOT DRIVE DO NOT DRIVE DO NOT DRIVE
Aaron Peterson
Tacos are notorious for ball joint failures, one of only a few faults on an otherwise super reliable truck. I looked into it a while back and apparently it has something do with flawed suspension design rather than the part itself. Personally I'd upgrade to a OEM heavy duty part. Rockauto probably has them.
Robert Adams
>one of only a few faults on an otherwise super reliable truck.
You could put this in front of every fucking truck.
Dodge suspension components
GM Intake Gaskets
Ford 2.9 heads/3.8 HG
Vegas were notorious for head gasket failures, only one of a few faults on an otherwise super reliable car.
Jonathan Morgan
Guess I should've specified *minor* faults for the austists in cue.