“Moreover, in order to respond to the global oil situation and the Thai government’s energy policy, the new Corolla Altis can also be powered by E20 gasohol”
The new Corolla Altis is the first Toyota model in Thailand to be compatible with E20 gasohol. via The National
I bought a brand new battery. However, as I turn the switch on, it is completely dead. The clock won’t light on, nor the radio, and of course, it does not click when I try to start it. What can it be?
got every thing off of it …. but still cant get it out and dont see any thing holding it in .
Alot of chattering has started in the front, appears to be drive axles for 4 wheel drive, how to service, repair, stop noise??
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1989 toyota 4wd 6 cyl. pickup does not start well in cold weather, i have to turn started over for many minutes before it starts, once running it is fine, in warm weather no problems starting???
I just saw a commercial last night for the ‘08 Toyota Tacoma and the text at the bottom of the screen said that the 4cyl standard cab Tacoma with an automatic transmission gets 25 MPG. Is this true? I thought that the 2.3L Ford Ranger was the only truck with an automatic transmission to get this kind of gas mileage?
Don’t 4 cyl Tacomas use a fairly big 2.7L engine? Can someone explain this mess to me? BTW, my brother-in-law owns a ‘98 4 cyl Tacoma with a 2.7L engine and a manual transmission and he only gets about 16-17 MPG highway. That’s why the commercial peaked my interest. 25 MPG just sounds too good to be true.
I’m asking because I’m obsessed with getting great gas mileage, but at the same time I can’t stand driving cars. I love the durability and ease of driving a mid-size pickup.
His truck is a 4WD. BTW, I’d like to add one more question. How is it possible that a 2.7L engine (Tacoma) can get slightly better gas mileage than a 2.3L (Ranger)?