Is there a drain plug on the pan?

When the pulley wears, it starts making a rattling noise or other says it sounds as a cup of marbles, due to the bearing drying out. The tensioner pulley itself can be replaced, they run about $10 from rockauto, amazon.The entire belt tensioner assy is around $75 for after market, which includes the...

They were Kragen in Calif.Have good deals on oil/filter combos.Good loaner tool selection.Quality of Autozone Duralast vs. O'Reilly parts???

They have for under $4 each, + shippinghttp://www.logical-source.com/default.htmlbuy in qty to save$$

Buy a tube of the Toyota FIPG "form in place gasket" RTV and use on the pan lip.

if you want non oem parts try rockauto, amazon.

check http://www.rockauto.com, they have just the tensioner pulley for around $12

what the mileage on trix?How is the coolant level.Was coolant changed out per the mfg spec?Sounds like a water pump going bad or a bad tensioner pulley.

Costco 6/16oz. $15.99

Try Amazon and Rockauto.com. They both carry the Goodyear belts.Use Gatorpart# when searching on Amazon.Compare for price & shipping costSometime Amazon has free shipping if total purchased is >$25 for qualifying items. In general Rockauto has lower item cost, but have shipping charges.

whats the torque value for the tensioner pulley bolt?

If replacing the pulley, once the belt is removed, do you need to remove the whole tensioner assy to replace the pulley, or is just a bolt holding the pulley on the frame that can be remove to replace the old pulley.

how do they compare to OEM?is there any other better replacement?I've got a few of nuts that's distorted.Like to get some replacementsToyota charge some $2 - $3 ea, from online.

what size socket that nut take?Looks a decent deal.Some carry chrome version.Stainless steel should not rust?

Looking for low cost Whats recommended, Online sources?How are the units with HD radio, any better? Pros Cons?

what's the cost?Did you get it Crutchfield?

fix for the system crash after update.http://www.avg.com/us-en/faq.num-4079#num-4079

check your local autopart store, they have loaner tools to get the stud out.

Who's a good source for the piston/shock?