Tundra Transmission Overheating Issue? Burning Oil?

In this video, we delve into the transmission overheating issues affecting second-generation Toyota Tundra models, particularly those from 2019 to 2021. During these years, Toyota removed the external transmission oil cooler, leading to elevated transmission temperatures, especially under towing conditions. Some owners have reported cruising temperatures around 220°F without towing, with spikes exceeding 240°F when towing, causing concerns about potential long-term transmission damage. ​ To address this, various aftermarket transmission cooler kits are available, such as those offered by Genuine Cooling Systems. These kits are designed to restore factory-like cooling efficiency, helping maintain optimal transmission temperatures and prolonging the lifespan of your vehicle's transmission. ​ At Runnin4Tacos, we specialize in installing these transmission cooler kits for affected Tundra models. Our professional installation ensures your vehicle operates safely and efficiently, even under demanding conditions. For more information or to schedule an installation, please contact us at 303-909-6047.​