ChevyMan2015

Thanks.

How long did it take them to do it? Dealer ordered my seat track replacement, just waiting for it to come in.

Dude, I regularly get 24-25MPG...sometimes I have hit 30! In town, I am averaging 20. That is awesome! No way in hell a Tundra can do that.

I really like the Toyota Tundra, but the gas mileage is the worst out of all the trucks. Toyota leads in car gas milage, so I just don't understand why they can't manage it better for their trucks when other truck manufactures can. If the Tundra can eventually get what my Silverado gets in gas mileage, then I will trade in a heartbeat.

When the fuel like come on you have like 30 miles or more left. I have never run out of gas. Ever. When the fuel light comes on, I get gas. Again, sometimes this depends. If I am close to the light coming on and I know I am going to be driving a distance, then I fill up a bit early.

Those things are common knowledge, yes, but I would argue that the fuel pump "issue" is not. I have owned a GMC or Chevrolet truck since 1998. I always get gas when the gas light comes on, and I have NEVER had a fuel pump issue. So, no, it is not common knowledge for me. That is why I asked about it in the first place.

I must have missed this in the owner's manual. Can you tell me what page says to never let the fuel gauge to get below 1/4 tank or it will shorten the life of the fuel pump? Weird, I had no idea.

Why? He has plenty of miles left where his gas gage is in that picture.

Pics?

Pics?

My 2015 just rolled over 19,000 miles. I haven't used a drop of oil. I don't use manual. I let the AFM operate as designed.

Mine actually came with the Z71 package. Really weird. I only wanted a 2WD, and they had three of these on the lot with the Z71 package. I had never heard of such a thing!

Tire size and brand?

2WD Z71? I have one of those as well. Strange isn't it?

Do you have a digital copy of the TSB?