Toyotas blowing up everywhere.
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Yeah this is gonna be a very expensive defect to fix.
Engine swaps seem like a rather expensive fix
Engine swaps seem like a rather expensive fix
They are? Which ones??
The links you posted showing statistics are not visible to me.
These are questions.
sure...
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The new Tundras. The engine issues have been all over the news.
I haven’t seen any on the side of the road.
All vehicles explode. Water is also surprisingly wet.
GM 6.2l and Ford 3.5l are also failing at a higher rate. Toyota acknowledged the issue and is fixing it.
From the top, please.
I have. A few now. Of course, South Florida is crammed packed full of vehicles.
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Even Scotty Kilmer did a video on it - 
So, when my wife was reasearching Mazda, Subaru, and Honda vehicles, she sent me a link to one of his videos about a Mazda....Even Scotty Kilmer did a video on it -
I just shook my head.
The topic issue has been discussed here on a few threads:
https://bobistheoilguy.com/forums/threads/toyota-to-replace-100-000-engines-in-recall.385694/page-2
https://bobistheoilguy.com/forums/t...hicles-for-engine-stall-failure-issue.383384/
OK then someone provide links, because ya'll are lazy....................hahahahahahahahahahaaha
https://duckduckgo.com/?t=ffab&q=toyota+engine+blowing+up&ia=web
OK Yes some specific Tundras
And a GR86
I remain the thread title = inflammatory
Because so relative relational statistics.
The fix is turn down the boost, 40 weight oil and devine intervention.
Or replace the engine with a redesigned one.
Or replace the engine with a redesigned one.
Nothing a thicker oil won't fix! 
I'll be on the lookout for one. So far I haven't seen any dead on the road, or the side of the road for that matter.
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