Toyota Tacoma

jrbragg wrote:
Dave at Driveshaft King installed one on my 2009 works great, they know more about the disconnect than Remco. Jim

Thanks Jim,I am waiting on a call from a guy in Lubbock who does these disconnects.I have saved your number and will give u a call when I need info..is there a RV park near the driveshaft king place.?.Was maybe planning to go to Grapevine lake and stay a day or two..Vineyards campground..

We had another OP with '09 Tacoma and a REMCO driveshaft disconnect. He too was happy with it. I don't think he ever said where it was installed.
Were I to go with a REMCO type disconnect, I think I'd get a used driveshaft and have it reconditioned and the disconnect installed in it. But... I'm a Just in Case kind of guy.
The REMCO seems like a good, reliable, device. Problems seem to come from installation (cable binding), or lack of maintenance (periodic cleaning).
Rangers are pretty durable. Surprised this dropped valve happened. Older ones would lock the camshaft up with excess silicone sealer from the factory that dissolved in the oil then congealed on the cam bearings.

Dave at Driveshaft King installed one on my 2009 works great, they know more about the disconnect than Remco. Jim