BHuihui

I’ve had this noise problem for a couple years now. My dealership changed the lifters last year Aug but noise is back again 🤦🏻‍♀️
Has anyone heard this before? You hear like a clicking sound after initial crank

Help pls. To date, I’m not getting anywhere at my dealership.

I hate the phrases “it’s normal” or “I’m not hear what you’re talking about” 😡. I drive my car every single day and never heard this noise when I first purchased it brand new!!! You own and drive your car daily... You would know any differences, right?! 🤦🏻‍♀️

mcomer

We might be better able to advise if you could record a minute long video and post it
using the "Go Advanced" tab below.

Pazorell83

I have the same issue with the Tundra (same engine as my Lx) looks like a lot of guys from the tundratalk forum are having the same issue, I will personally perform an oil change using Toyota oil to see if the issue goes away.

BHuihui

Hi 🙋🏻‍♀️ Thnx for your reply. My brother mentioned to me about Toyota and Lexus owners with V6s & V8s claiming the same. He thinks it may have something to do with the redesign of the engines 🤷🏻‍♀️ my husband owns a 2016 Tacoma and it makes the same noise here and there 🤦🏻‍♀️

My car only has 21,400+ miles on it and dealership says there’s nothing wrong 🙄😡

BHuihui

@mcomer
Hi 🙋🏻‍♀️. Thnx I’ll do that and send it

BHuihui

@mcomer
i hope this recording helps

wiltony

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jsch222

Try putting in 5w30 - seems to quiet the engine. I've been running it since i've purchased and it is noticeably quieter. The 5.7 in the US is the only country to require 0w20. Blame the EPA.

hankinid

You could tell your brother that there's been no "redesign" of the 5.6L V8 since it was introduced in Land Cruisers and LX trucks. No idea as to the V6 engine.

You could also let your brother know that the Land Cruiser and LX engines are assembled in a Japanese factory with 100% Japanese parts. Tundra engines are produced in the US, with less than 100% Japanese parts. US engines have caused at least one TSB if not more since they were introduced...FAR less reliable than Japanese engines, and brother is talking apples v. oranges.

jsch222

Maybe the "redesign" he is getting at is the move from the 4.0L V6 in the Taco to the 3.5L - two completely different engines. The 5.7L is a dinosaur and hasn't been changed.

hankinid

I understand that the 5.7 has not been changed.

I simply responded to OP's post that stated "My brother mentioned to me about Toyota and Lexus owners with V6s & V8s claiming the same. He thinks it may have something to do with the redesign of the engines."