It was a Toyota dealer.
It was a Toyota dealer.
The parts department should be able to order you an owner's manual. And, if the customer service sucks that bad at the dealership, I wouldn't give them another dime's worth of business after getting the manual.
I have several friends who have given me the exact same advice. They have recommended either of two other dealers who are within 30 miles.
PS I asked the first if they had any brochures on the Tundra or Tacoma and they did not!!
I don't get why for an owners manual -- anyone would go to the dealer without seeing if it's on eBay first. If it's on eBay, it's almost hands down cheaper than the dealer.
But, do as you wish...
You can download the Quick Reference Guide (not the complete Owner's Guide) for many Toyota's from:
The iGuide feature is a big improvement for Toyota. Too bad they only cover a few models at this time. Hopefully the list will be expanded. Other manufacturers have been providing online copies of owner's guides for many years. I guess the big T is finally trying to improve their Customer Service. They might even get out of last place one day. Now if they quit running those ridiculously misleading Tundra commercials......
Ed
You can read it for free at the dealer?
And at least for a 2007 Tundra (and Camry, FJ Cruiser Highlander, Avalon) it is free online at
Ed
Thanks guys for the link to the iguide. This is very helpful.
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