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In this video I’ll be talking about how to inspect and test drive a 1st generation Toyota Sequoia (model years 2001-2007). Since this car shares a lot of similarities with the 1st gen. Toyota Tundra (2000-07), many of these principles apply there also, and to other used cars in general.
In addition I’ll be covering common weak points specific to the Sequoia.
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Contents:
00:00 Intro
00:26 Sequoia summary and specs
01:34 Major issue 1 - Rust
03:24 Major issue 2 - Lower ball joints
04:03 Common issue - Broken tailgate latch handle
04:40 Engine bay inspection
09:09 Major maintenance item - Timing belt
10:16 Exhaust check
11:37 Lamp test
12:28 Transmission check
13:11 Brake booster check
13:48 Engine bay sounds
14:09 Common issue - Exhaust manifold pinhole leaks
14:20 Test drive
18:07 Rack and pinion inspection
18:30 Transmission fluid level check
18:51 Conclusion
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