2000 Tundra - muti check engine lights

Have a 2000 Tundra V-8 that I purchased as a lease return about 2.5
years ago, currently with 114,000 miles.

A few months back the check engine light came on ...took to local shop
and they replaced the O2 sensors and did major tune up.

A few days later ... light back on . .. . same shop told me needed to
change charcol sensor. Took to dealer this time...they said it needed
something different (at moment forgotten what it was) and they fixed
it.

Then day or so later light back on...dealer said brake booster needed
replacing. Which I am about to do.

Anyone else had these types of problems?

I am pretty sure there are 4 O2 sensors and I would have them checked.


"michaelt" <mtrouillon@earthlink.net> wrote in message
news:1142606449.650288.38010@j33g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...[color=blue]
> Have a 2000 Tundra V-8 that I purchased as a lease return about 2.5
> years ago, currently with 114,000 miles.
>
> A few months back the check engine light came on ...took to local shop
> and they replaced the O2 sensors and did major tune up.
>
> A few days later ... light back on . .. . same shop told me needed to
> change charcol sensor. Took to dealer this time...they said it needed
> something different (at moment forgotten what it was) and they fixed
> it.
>
> Then day or so later light back on...dealer said brake booster needed
> replacing. Which I am about to do.
>
> Anyone else had these types of problems?
>[/color]

On 17 Mar 2006 06:40:49 -0800, "michaelt" <mtrouillon@earthlink.net>
wrote:
[color=blue]
>Have a 2000 Tundra V-8 that I purchased as a lease return about 2.5
>years ago, currently with 114,000 miles.
>
>A few months back the check engine light came on ...took to local shop
>and they replaced the O2 sensors and did major tune up.
>
>A few days later ... light back on . .. . same shop told me needed to
>change charcol sensor. Took to dealer this time...they said it needed
>something different (at moment forgotten what it was) and they fixed
>it.
>
>Then day or so later light back on...dealer said brake booster needed
>replacing. Which I am about to do.
>
>Anyone else had these types of problems?[/color]

My 2000 Tundra went through at six O2 sensors between 35,000 and
60,000, 4 of them within a week of each other. The dealer told me that
Toyota had extended the warranty for O2 sensors to 90,000 and fixed
them for free. I haven't had any problems since.

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