20 Most Recent 2000 Toyota Tacoma PreRunner - Page 4 Questions & Answers

There is water from condensation from the a/c system that will drip onto your exhaust manifold when you turn the engine off after running the a/c for a while. Check coolant level daily when your engine is cold and if it isn't dropping then it is just the water from the cold a/c.

Check your battery connections on the battery and the other ends where they go the ground will go to the engine block and the positive to a solenoid make sure all of this is tight and has no corrosion. This is just a loose wiring problem

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The speed sensor is located on the outside of the transmission case, it has a wire connector going to it. There are other sensors called turbine speed sensors and they are located inside the transmission. It all depends on what problem you have.

I do not know the answer to this problem, however I am in the same boat. My 2000 tacoma prerunner has recently started doing the exact same thing. No noise on accelerate, idle, or when sufficiently warmed up (20 minutes or so after driving). What I do know is that it is Not my brakes as I have relatively new pads (<1 year old) and Not the belt (i had it checked). Because it does not make the noise on idle, this makes it terribly tricky to track it down. So, if anyone can help us solve this problem it would be greatly appreciated.

You could have air in the system, does your truck have rack and pinoin sterring? IF so it could be going out, hope this helps.

check trans fluid and/or change fluid. if that doesnt work might need to take to shop and get them to repair the gears in the transmission. had a mustang that did same thing previous owner hotrodded it too much and it damaged transmission

Have you tried changing transmission fluid and filter?