1988 Toyota Pickup Running on BLOWN Engine

yeah, thats a big indicator you need to replace your motor lmao. im actually very suirprised its still running. my old nissan ran with a bad tranny for almost 6 years wit my grandpa before i got it and i raplaced it and the old tranny wasbetter thn tht new one lol

sounds like your low on power steering fluid

put hand inside :D

Hahah, you just can't kill a Toyota back in the days. My 91 Corolla beaten to shit still runs great. Too bad Toyota's quality isn't as great as they once were anymore.

Honda and Toyota the two best cars with the best engines nissan is 3rd but there starting to lack on quality

@danielc365
I agree on Honda and Toyota, but I believe that Subaru would be a better candidate for 3rd place. You can't kill those boxer engines!

I agree but them honda's im a owner of one damn they go and go when i went to get mine they had a display 1992 civic in the show room with 420,000 miles and i asked is it for sale they said no its just to prove to people what honda can handle and it runs i asked if they can start it up they did sounds so quiet and smooth for 420,000 miles only thing that always needs replacement is the usual oil timing belt water pump etc... but honda can run thats not the first i seen with 400,000 miles +

Dude below says: "A properly designed engine with tight tolerances would have locked up immediately. That's why the best engines usually lock up the fastest without oil."

Ask some dude from the African continent, or from the American Southwest, or from the Australian bush if that's whats best, an engine that immediately stops after it blows. The heck with all that "tight clearance" jazz. I want something that won't leave me stranded out someplace where I could die!

the fact that its sitting there and running with no oil and half the motor gone is pretty impressive to me. Look at her even sit there and idle!!!

this is why toyotas win everytime .. my friend and i did this in his 22r and it ran all the way home with a hole in the block..