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What's causing that noise coming from the back of your Toyota Tacoma?
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The common reasons for rear end noise in a Toyota Tacoma include a defective axle or a worn differential-case bearing. It is recommended to replace the transmission fluid every 30,000 to 60,000 miles to prevent transmission issues, such as strange sounds and poor performance. If the transmission fluid is old, it can create unpleasant noises. A worn-out torque converter can lead to headaches as well. The transmission is a critical component of the vehicle and problems are likely to arise at some point. Symptoms like harsh shifting, shuddering, stuck gears, jerking, or transmission fluid leaks should be addressed promptly to avoid acceleration problems or slipping transmissions.
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If you notice a strange sound coming from the back of your Toyota Tacoma, it could be due to a problem with the rear differential. There was a recall issued for this specific issue.
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2020 has been a terrible year for me, especially considering the disappointment I faced in 2018. I have shared my concerns with the dealer and even reached out to Toyota, but the situation remains uncertain.
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