2006 Toyota Tacoma? I've heard split shaft and flat shaft... Which is it?
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There is no split shaft or flat shaft, There is a Round Type Shaft, or D Type Shaft, also determine whether it is the long type shaft or short type shaft. You will have to remove the old motor to determine your type. Motors are readily available which ever type. Thanks.
1531824
This motor has a flat shaft. Not sure about the Tacoma mechanism, but it was a perfect replacement for my 2009 Tundra.
1531825
I have no idea about a Tacoma. I purchased this motor for a Mitsubishi Lancer and the motor's shaft is what they call 'D' shaped.
1531826
I'm not quite certain what you are asking, but if you mean is the actuator motor split or flat, it is flat shaft. I do not know what the Tacoma calls for.
1487659
the coupling on top half of split shaft mushroomed out, shaft will not turn tiller. can i get a replacement part ?
624760
All the hardware that you need comes with the whole package. I just installed one on my 2010 tacoma. All of the hardware came with it.
195806
The mats fit my 2005 Tacoma Double Cab perfectly. I don't believe Toyota changed the body style. You need to confirm that.
484867
as a fellow tacoma owner i would say dont put a $45 unit into a $30,000 truck. buy something nicer. IMO
1141587
Hi Cory, Yes, this wheel has the proper lug pattern and offset for your Tacoma. Please note, if your vehicle came equipped 17" wheels, the 16" will most likely not clear the brakes. As always, it is recommended that "test fit" all wheels prior to mounting the tires. This eliminates the possibility of a misboxed wheel. Thank you, BWT
483947
It depends on the truck. The Toyota Tacoma actually has different springs on each side. That being said, you can install them on either side, as I have, it will just be slightly different from stock. Also with that, the shocks are also different (length of travel is different) for each side. This goes hand in hand with the different heights of the leaf springs. So make sure you match the shocks with the springs (if you put a left side spring on the right, use a left side shock on the right as well).
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What are you trying to do? Looking for a lift is my guess. These worked great for my 2014 Tacoma. Seems like the best answer as opposed to spacers. Read this: http://www.bilsteinus.com/fileadmin/user_upload/user_upload_us/pdfs/Bil_LevShks_WebArticle_01.pdf You may need the "24-196499" model instead based on Bilsteins doc here: http://www.bilsteinus.com/uploads/tx_templavoila/Bil_OffRd_Cat2011_01.pdf "24-186711" are for 03-09's it seems But I would call them for advice to make sure. Awesome folks, and will give you a straight up answer. http://www.bilsteinus.com/about-bilstein/contact/ I recommend using these based on my experience. I'm on the third from the top setting which gave me about 2" lift. Not too stiff, but stiffer. It is an easy swap, but you should have a shop do the shock swap. The shock and coil spring are one unit called a strut, it's under a major load, if you don't have the equipment, it can be very dangerous to do it yourself. Take it out as a unit, bring it to a shop with your new shocks, and put it back in. Then get an alignment. Let me know if you need more help.
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Shaft????? Or shank, If you talking about the shank yes it is very solid, However didn't work my truck because it has a 10inch lift, so the shank was too short , so I had to buy another shank, which was a longer one that cost me about $200. If u have a non lifted truck or a small lift on it you'll be fine .
484655
This may not be much help, but my 2003 has the course thread, but the bearings with fine thread were cheaper, so I got those and just swapped out the studs. Easy fix to save some money!
803835
For the 2006 Toyota Tacoma PreRunner (Access Cab) it was the correct motor, BUT WRONG SHAFT LENGTH. You want this exact same motor with the long D Shaft. Already got mine replaced and works like a charm. Already have another two on order for when these crap out in about 4 years ;-)
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Hi Donald,The Ballistic Jester has a +12MM offset and is applicable for your Tacoma however, the listing you're referring to is not the correct lug pattern. Your Tacoma needs a 6x139.7 lug pattern which is currently on backorder.Sorry!!Thanks,BWT
894302
Although the description states Tacoma and the part number is for a Tundra, the ASIN# and UPC# that Amazon has loaded you will receive the ReadyLift Nissan Titan Front Leveling Suspension - Strut Extension - 66-4010. I have forwarded this information to Amazon multiple times and have discontinued selling the parts through Amazon as the listing error has yet to be fixed.
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I have a 2015 Tacoma. This product is designed to integrate with the stock tacoma deck rail system. There are 2 sizes. One for the short and one for the long bed.
274471
It's a unitized. Some folks do replace the stub shaft nut, which isn't included. I do not preferring just to dimple it once it's torqued to spec. All clips for the abs sensor harness are on the assembly and in the correct position.
2192905
I put this in a 2005 tacoma truck. I had to modify it a bit, but it was 1/2 the price of a toyota one.
899144
I think you will be fine. My tacoma has 6 lugs and 15" rims. A different size rotor would imply a different braking system which is unlikely.