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  1. First time i ever heard an Automotive technician on YouTube say : I LOVE YOU ALL AND I CARE ABOUT YOU” this man has a good heart ontop of being an excellent technician with excellent advice. I could envision this guy being a teacher or professor and doing much good in this World. 👍🙏😃
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  2. Thank you for this very educational, practical, and interesting lesson. I'd bet some of us are thinking, "You are our Car Care Hero." I have previously worked in a customer service business in which being honest with customers was something I had to be careful about concealing from management to avoid jeopardizing my job. Truly honest technicians can be hard to find - even when they would like to be honest, but are pressured to "up-sell."
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  3. Loved my dads 2001 Sequoia. It Took us all over the USA/Canada when we were little, very comfortably and reliable. It has over 800k miles today. Original engine and transmission and AC. The rear trunk went out around 350k / and the window motors went out every 350-400k Minor leaks near the transmission/ engine around 350k miles. 8-12 mpg tho, my father would take out the rear seats to see near 16-17mpg.
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  4. These are absolutely gorgeous cars, and incredible quality. The sound it makes when you get on it is fantastic too.
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  5. Finally a 3rd gen 4Runner, awesome car, best motor Toyota ever made.. Definitely don’t overlook the two most important things: 1. Replace the radiator. If it goes bad, it will mix coolant with A/T fluid and the whole transmission will be wasted. 2. Replace the front lower ball joints. They’re notorious for catastrophic failure, messing up the whole front suspension. Google some pics.. Awesome review as always!
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  6. You were firing on all cylinders with this video and it was obvious you were enjoying this one. Must say something about you liking this car. Thanks to all at TCCN TV Studios for this one.
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  7. What a pleasure to see a man who not only has the knowledge but to hire people who care about their customers and not like a dealership that just treats you as an ATM machine.
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  8. I am blessed to have two of these wonderful 2001 Camrys. The 2.2 has only 68,000 miles and the 1MZ only 80,000. They were both my parents cars that I inherited when my dad passed and my mom quit driving. My sister in law has the 2.2 and I kept the 1MZ for myself. I do all of the maintenance on both of them myself and you are right AMD they are so easy to work on. Mine will never be for sale!
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  9. I had a 2015 Corolla SE that I liked very much. Ended up trading it in on a 2020 Corolla SE. I’m very impressed with the safety features, fuel mileage and extra power. One thing you didn’t mention is, on the new model has a new chassis with independent rear suspension. I find the ride improved and the car is more planted on the road. Excellent car, great value for the money and reliability is king.
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  10. Love the 4Runner content and hope you do more. Such a gorgeous, well-built vehicle.
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  11. First year introductions of engines have always concerned me, especially if it is a turbo. Hoping Toyota succeeds with this engine. The shop looks great. Appreciate the video, thank you.
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  12. I absolutely love the fact you spent your time to educate us! Thank you “very much”!
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  13. Beautiful car….I’d be afraid to park it ANYWHERE but in my garage. Great review!!
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  14. Love this channel. Whether they know it or not, Toyota owed you a debt of gratitude. I know the online Tacoma users do!
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  15. Ahmed is truly the master at what he does! This wouldnt of been possible at to do! Without my Man ahmed hes is the best ever you will get when it comes to toyota lexus and is far the best ever you will get from YouTube channels! I am the owner Anthony, and i am truly greatful for Amd pasion towards repairing this is300 for my sons! I wanted to try my best to give everything i could to show my boyz that are both are in the automotive industry aspiring to work on and with cars! To Antman! ABE! DAD IS PROUD OF YOUS! keep working hard! You havent seen nothing yet! Also to my daughters Natalia and jahnesa dad loves yous all! And could never be so proud of yours guys accomplishments❤Again To the whole CarCareNut family you guys are amazing special thanks for meli,jose,diego and the rest of the guys who all worked together to assist is this major endeavor of mines! Please suport the channel you will never see anything better then TCCN 🙏 may the lord keep and bless! AMD! and family and staff! CarCareNut for life! Fans you have seen nothing yet! Stay tuned! Sincerely, biggest CarCareNut Fan!!!!!!!!!!!
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  16. I’ve driven & serviced Toyotas with this particular engine and I’ve always liked it’s smooth power delivery and refinement. A very fine power plant indeed.
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  17. I’ve owned 3 TLC (1997, 2008, 2019)and 3 Range Rovers (2002, 2016, 2018…the latter two returned as lemons) over numerous yrs. No comparison-the TLC is an absolute beast. Always cool, reliable and unassuming. I’ll keep my TLC 2019 until they stop selling gasoline lol
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  18. I don't need an apology, it is so unimportant to me. We love you Ahmed, and the car is so beautiful and fun what ever parts of the video you have. It's all good. If anyone actually complains, they need to get a life.
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  19. Not even a Toyota/Lexus fan but love your channel. You are an expert on the brand and meticulous mechanic. Keep up the good work.
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  20. Your skill and carefulness are incredible. Love watching a master tech
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  21. Your video reinforces my trust in these vehicles. Thank you! I have a 2010 Trail Edition. Bought with 150k miles, it now has 215k. No issues whatsoever. I have taken it off road on several occasions and couldn't be more pleased with it. The KDSS ride is like no other. No body roll and very stable off road. Keep the great videos rolling. Appreciate your information.
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  22. This is the most useful resource for any used car buyer. A thorough comb-thru, by an experienced Master Tech whose gone thru repairing a large number of the cars in question.Teaching people how to properly look at cars and saving them a lot of money/headaches in the process. Super detailed and very much appreciated
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  23. Absolutely excellent video. I was previously looking at a silverado 1500 or possibly 2500, however I am now considering a tundra, and you did a great job explaining the possibly issues I might encounter.
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  24. I would definitely get the OEM used transmission with 45,000 miles. That way you can go through it, examine it, and if you're happy with it install it.
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  25. AMD, The Toyota engineer should be coming to your shop to ask you questions. 😉😉
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  26. I trust your opinion above all others. You bring massive value to your viewers!
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  27. Im an automotive locksmith and I can tell you it is very easy for a locksmith to make keys from an all keys lost situation on most Toyotas. It takes me 45 minutes tops to make regular chipped keys and prox smart keys. I will say you are correct on the first gen Prius, those are different. Aside from that I did learn a couple of things from this video.
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  28. Ahmed....you are without a doubt, the most knowledgeable Toyota mechanic I've ever known of. If my 2017 Tacoma (22k miles) ever needs something major, I'm there from Ohio. Love your videos!
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  29. AMD, Congratulations to the FJ's owner for their choice of a manual. I believe the FJ manual offered full time 4WD like a Land Cruiser or Lexus GX. Let's hope a manual 4Runner or Land Cruiser FJ is coming soon. 🤞🤞
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  30. You have an excellent relationship with your customers. Honesty is so important in this industry. Love your channel. Being a mechanic myself, you answer many questions I have on different vehicles.
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  31. The detailed explanation of design failures like this is invaluable to us Toyota owners and loyal Toyota fans. Thank you for doing this, it is very much appreciated.
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  32. Dear mr Car CareNut, I’m a baptist minister from Sweden and I’m also a car guy and amateur mechanic. I found your channel because of car related content, but how ever much I really enjoy that, I truly stayed for the blessing! You have an air of Jesus all around you! God bless you brother in Christ!!
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  33. I would drive the 3 hours to bring my cars to you. I own a Sienna and a 4Runner. Congrats on your leap of faith. I cannot imagine this not ending well. Your channel is about to grow exponentially.
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  34. Well done. Unfortunately happens way too often. Essentially those shops that don’t have the skills/ethics have a license to steal.
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  35. This entire series has been one of the greatest I've seen on YouTube. Thank you so much for allowing us along on the journey. I'd love to see another passion project of yours!
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  36. AMD you’re a good guy to not only post outstanding videos but you also must spend hours answering all the questions that you then get. Keep up the good job sir!!
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  37. Toyota needs to officially hire you to make tutorial vidoes
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  38. I hope many find this video helpful. As for AMD and I the making of this video required many sessions with the marriage counselors. 😁
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  39. Best low-down on the Tundra I've seen yet 👍👍👍
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  40. AMD, you're a treasure to us Toyota owners. I've learned a lot watching your videos over the last couple of years. Unfortunately my health has deteriorated and I can no longer work on my Toyota. I'm at the mercy of my Toyota dealer for service that I trust has been done correctly. I'm only about 5 hours away from you and I seriously have considered getting an appointment and bringing my Vehicle to you to check out. Keep up the great information, we sure do appreciate it!
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  41. My uncle owned a Mercedes S-Klasse. When Lexus was introduced, he was persuaded by the salesman to try one. Once he tried, he could not go back. It is indeed the best car ever.
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  42. I love my 2003 manual IS300. Owned it since 2006, 270k miles, all stock and still going strong. This is THE best car I have ever owned! I look forward to this series with great interest! Thanks AMD!!
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  43. As an auto technician and one who has experience in Toyota manufacturing facilities, I thank you for your informative videos. Cars aren't like they used to be. But with proper procedure and direction. Anyone can do many services by themselves just like the old days. You channel is very good . Thank you for your hard work
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  44. Another great video, Ahmed, thank you. 42 year plus retired auto tech here. One thing I would add to the video that I’m sure you are fully aware of. Be aware of any unmeasured air entering the intake, ie cracked or deteriorated air boot between the air box/MAF sensor and throttle body. Poorly installed air boot that may be folded, where connected at either end. Large intake manifold leak, rotted or cracked PCV hose, etc. I know it’s a bit risky, but what I always used was contact cleaner and a very fine tipped artists paint brush to just gently run over the wires, but that was my choice. And be wary of some of these aftermarket performance, air intakes and filters. Thank you once again for your great information to the masses. 😊
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  45. AMD, you are just what people need: a real good man and an awesome repair man for our Toyotas. Thanks VERY much!
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  46. I could work that machine all day, it must be so satisfying to pull those clean parts out.
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  47. Been working for Toyota for over 10 years now, first time I’ve seen/heard of this happening to these 4Runners. This is definitely some very useful info. Thank you for posting this!
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  48. Loved the moment of silence for that 2GR-FE engine 😃
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  49. As a DIY’r, I love the fact that you don’t hide the problems found during this process because it’s part of the process. It’s reassuring to see a master mechanic deal with the headaches along the way. Great series! I look forward to follow this journey.
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  50. Fantastic video! I have owned my 1986 FJ60 since new. It was my daily driver for 12 years (replaced with my LC100 in 1998 and LC200 in 2015). Not the fastest, most efficient, or smooth riding and definitely a lot of hands on maintenance but it never failed to start or get me home. I’ll never drive anything but Land Cruiser.
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