2007 Toyota Tundra - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

Have you checked the gear position sensor? That would be my first place to start.

You can remove the starter and have it tested at your auto parts store...when you bypass the starter relay it should have a crank, not a clunk...and as far as the trannie there's is a safety neutral switch attach to the shifter cable outside the trannie.

The next step would be to check for voltage with a 12volt test light at the starter while cranking . This test procedure involves grounding your test light then probing other end of test light to the small wire going to starter . Then have an assistant try to start the vehicle . NO LIGHT possible relay or ignition switch LIGHT ON defective starter Good Luck :)

You may have a simple vacuum leak. It can be a bad valve too? Get it checked before u throw good $ away. Good luck. PS I've seen this problem caused by a vacuum leak before.

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You changed the battery? Have the battery load tested with a carbon pile. The problem could be a bad cell in the battery IF that is not the case it could be an ECM issue. Alternators are internally regulated

Hello, it's not a fuse problem, there is a fault code in the ABS computer that should be diagnosed using a code reader that can access the abs/vsc system.

Best way is to bring your belt in and have them measure it,then they can supply you an EXACT length new belt.

shifting( ratio changing) has nothing to do with emissions and O2 sensors run the fault codes as it is a transmission problem

It's in the under hood fuse box. Hopefully the fuse box cover will show which relay is which. If not, this info may be in your owners manual?

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Hi, Yes it does. It works when you take your foot off the gas pedal. Better let someone more Qualified to check the system out. Most cars and trucks of all makes have computers that help to run the engine. When there is a problem (light on dash) the computer can diagnose and let you know where to start to look. The garage mechanic can check it out on his reader. (code reader). He then can replace the part(s) that is malfunctioning. Good luck

In the fuse box either under the dash or engine compartment.

More info needed. Year, make model. Google would be a quivk answer. Typically in the engine compartmen. On fender in fuse box or on firewall

key is worn,lock is worn,put graphite in lock

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unscrew the plastic on the inside of tailgate,once inside,squeeze two bars together,you can replace handle then

Most likely the fuel filter is in the gas tank along with the fuel pump, most newer cars do not have the inline fuel filter anymore.