Posted by Deutz Lover on May 17, 2017 at 17:01:15 from (174.218.2.135):
In Reply to: Small pickups posted by coshoo on May 17, 2017 at 10:33:58:
If you get a used Toyota make sure it has the 2005 or later four cylinder equipped with variable valve timing. When they did this they got rid of the EGR valve which carbons up the intake and puts a lot of abrasive carbon in the cylinders. I speak from personal experience.
Also check the towing capacity of the smaller trucks. I like the Toyota automatics. I don't like having to change the worn out clutch disc on manuals while a well maintained auto will still be going and going.
The earlier Toyotas did not have a high towing capacity unless specially equipped. The Nissan trucks generally have a higher towing capacity if you need it. I don't know about the egr valves on other engines or other brands.
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