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Old 11-04-2003, 03:43 PM   #1
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Hey now,

New to the forum, and I have a question. I bought my 2002 Tundra 4x4 Limited, used with 28,000 mi. on it. Last nite the 6 Disc CD player took a dump. It won't play, nor will it eject any of the cd's. The player displays the error message "err 3". Just curious if anyone else here, has had trouble with their factory audio system.

After having my 99 Tacoma V6 4x4 Sr5, I'm liking this Tundra. Lot's of power to pull my Toyhauler and one less pedal. Do have to admit, it's a little more plush for a 4WD than I'm used to. But it's growing on me. Amazing, that this V8 gets better mileage than my Tacoma ever got (16-17 taco, 18-19 Tundra).

Also, anyone had the leather crack on their seats?

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