I can't say I know that model Hilux. but it could possibly be just a worn bush at the base of the shifter. which should be a very minor thing Someone else may be able to shed a bit more light on this :)
mugenb20b,
Jun 28, 5:15pm
Listen to your wife.
junky1,
Jun 28, 5:15pm
yip it is the nylon bushes at base of shifter, cheap to replace
blackbnz,
Jun 28, 5:20pm
lol thanks guys and thanks mugen are these more modern trucks up to scratch will they last with high kor could i be heading to trouble!
blackbnz,
Jun 28, 5:25pm
bumps
mugenb20b,
Jun 28, 5:26pm
If it's the one with a common rail D4D motor, just walk away. The newer shape Hilux is much weaker in every aspect than the older model (1997-2003).
blackbnz,
Jun 28, 5:28pm
dam i thought that problem has been sorted
blackbnz,
Jun 28, 5:29pm
how can i tell which has common rail
mugenb20b,
Jun 28, 5:33pm
Possibly, but not for '05 models. To cut the long story short, injector seats and seals need replacing every 45 000kms, or you could risk major engine damage later on (150 000 to 200 000km). Injector pumps cost about $8000, and each aftermarket injector is $900 (X4).
mugenb20b,
Jun 28, 5:34pm
Is the intercooler sitting on top of the engine!
blackbnz,
Jun 28, 5:36pm
i really have no idea 387292569 this is the truck really unsure if im buying trouble
mugenb20b,
Jun 28, 5:41pm
That's the model I was thinking of. Some people may disagree with me, but in my experience, these are lemons. They are much "softer" than Hiluxes used to be. But, they are nice to drive and have good power.
blackbnz,
Jun 28, 5:45pm
oh
mugenb20b,
Jun 28, 5:51pm
That doesn't mean you won't get a good run out of it, I'm just saying what I experienced. I work at a country based garage where 80% of the vehicles are 4wd utes. Common rail diesels are very sensitive to contaminated fuel, and Toyota's factory filter just isn't quite good enough. We change them every 6 months and each time, they are covered in crap and rusty residue.
blackbnz,
Aug 6, 8:54am
ok now im lost confused biting nails
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