2022 Toyota Tundra Technical Review | Everything you need to know!

A Toyota Master Diagnostic Technician goes through a full technical review of the new 2022 Toyota Tundra. Including lifting the truck and looking at all key components and key changes to the new Tundra.

In this video we'll do a full 2022 Toyota Tundra Technical Review. Many Toyota owners and enthusiasts are excited about the complete redesign of the new 2022 Toyota Tundra and I hope this video gives you a glimpse of the real technical specs and what's going behind the scenes of the new 2022 Toyota Tundra.

First we'll start with the engine. We'll dive deep into the engine and look at all the key components from Mechanicals to Turbos to cooling system and more.

Then we'll lift the truck up and take a full tour of all major components like the Transmission, 4WD system, Suspension, Brakes, Steering and more.

Special thanks to Bredemann Toyota in Park Ridge, IL for allowing me to film in their facility and use one of their cars.

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0:00 Intro
0:30 Engine Mechanical
4:44 Engine Lubrication System
5:43 Engine Cooling System
7:26 Twin Turbo System
12:59 Engine Variable Valve Timing
14:07 Engine Fuel System
15:03 Engine sound Port Vs. Direct
15:29 Under the Tundra Tour
18:19 New 10 Speed Transmission
20:58 4WD System
24:39 Brakes and Suspension
26:47 Steering System
27:31 Other Notable things about the new Tundra
32:40 What I think about it

[lighthousemediaservices]

finally someone giving us some real information other than the "selling points" from Toyota. awesome job man.

[josemoronta]

Wow they are thinking about everything. You really broke it down. Thank you. I was thinking about the longevity of the turbos but I see they thought about it as well. You are one very thorough technician. I see why you are a master technician. 👏👏👏👏

[jarice]

Ahmed, you are truly exceptional. I have watched over 50 videos on the new Tundra and yours is the best and different than all the others in your knowledge. Truly informative and I am more thankful each day that I now have two- a 2018 and a brand new 2021. Thanks again for offering to help me with my twin cam leak. You deserve the best from Toyota and God has richly blessed you.

[alstines]

Excellent review! It was at the right level, not too technical, not too watered down. It's obvious that you know your stuff!

[wadewallen]

I came for the Turbo and Cooling sections and was not disappointed! The best details I've seen. Thank you.

[Pippinm]

The best Tundra Review ever! Just found this channel. So thorough!

[bobbymiller]

This guy knows a lot about the Mechanics and is Techicial of this truck. Very knowledgeable guy. He always does a great job explaining everything to make you understand even if you’re not someone who knows everything about cars. Keep up the great work.

[ElevationEveryWeekend]

Appreciate your take on this, especially compared to auto journalists and YouTube influencers. Time will tell, but would love to hear your instincts as to how reliable and long lived this power train will be!

[Trekgalaxi]

I watch a lot of truck and car videos and I almost never comment but your videos is actually not a waste of time and time very well spent on what the car/truck is all about and how it's made and a much needed help for someone looking to learn and understand. There is a sea of useless car and truck reviews about where the cars cup holders are and how it feels to touch to hard and soft plastic... God bless you brother keep up the good work

[HDuBon]

Hands down always the most thorough, educational, non-biased, informative content anywhere. Every mechanic shop should have someone this experienced and knowledgeable running the shop and training the crew.

[thooks]

Thank you for the info. I have a 2014 Tundra that I do not plan on getting rid of, ever. I was not really interested in the new Tundras at first, yes, I hated to see the V8 go, but evidently the automakers are going to let the US Government regulate them. So be it. With that said, I am extremely impressed with the mechanicals on this new truck. You have done an exceptional job of explaining the improvements, I dare say far better than anyone with Toyota or a Dealership salesman could ever dream of. You have educated yourself to the top level as usual. I would definitely buy one of these now that I have seen your video and heard your explanations. I'm glad to know that you feel confident in the durability, quality and longevity of the new systems/components.

[MrBull-zcxt]

This is how you do a review. Most of these reviews are just looking at the seats, radio and how fast it can get to 60mph. 💯 For this review.

[stratfanstl]

Fantastic review that addressed the two concerns most potential buyers of the redesigned Tundra have... 1) is the addition of turbos to get more HP out of less gas likely to harm reliability? 2) Did Toyota swing for the fences and go complex / high tech on everything else after stringing along the prior design so long? The answers seem to be definitive NOs. This design seems very bent on reliability and ease of maintenance. This bodes very well for those of us waiting on a redesigned 4Runner. Your review here will sell a lot of vehicles for Toyota and your local dealer.

[jw]

Great technical review. I wish there were other channels doing the same level detail for non toyota trucks.
Good job.

[timparke]

Absolutely phenomenal video! So very thorough and informative! I am even more confident in my decision to have reserved an incoming unit at my local Toyota dealer - all thanks to your video! Reliability wasn't necessarily a concern for me, being a loyal Toyota truck guy for many years now - but now knowing the intricacies of the new platform, I am sure it will be just as trustworthy as all my other Toyota trucks. Thank you again, and God bless you!

[jpscout]

Killer review. Answered a lot of questions that I had

[Frosty.F]

As a journey tech and high school automotive teacher I appreciate and thank you for these informative videos. It helps us to stay current and up to date with the new technology associated with the most important aspects of the vehicle. Most of the videos out there give information about the consumer tech updates that we as techs are not necessarily concerned about. I would also like to thank the dealership for letting you use their facility. I have worked for a number of dealerships in my career before going into teaching and I would like to thank Toyota for their continued support for automotive learning at the high school level. Keep up the good work and may God bless you. 🚗

[naes]

You have restored my faith in an auto mechanic who is smart, and honest! I wouldn’t fear sending any car I own to him. Dave in Phoenix Arizona

[voided]

Well, that explains why the grille is so huge. That cooling system is intense. I'm very strongly looking at one of these to replace our '21 Silverado in a few years and this is promising.

[MVMike]

Wow! I have NEVER found a technical vehicle video like this one that was so informative. I have a new Tundra coming next week and being a serious DIY mechanic on all our vehicles this video has really prepared me for the new Tundra. I learned a lot about its major systems today. I will certainly be following up with all the related Tundra videos you mentioned. Thank You So Much. Awesome Job !!👍👍👍