Any of you experiencing a jolt when going from park to reverse

[@bronztaco]

Concerns with the transmission in your 2024 Toyota Tacoma, particularly if you’re experiencing a jolting sensation when shifting from park to reverse, can be quite unsettling. This kind of issue might indicate a problem with the transmission system or associated components, such as the transmission mounts or linkage. Such jolts can be more than just an annoyance; they may affect the overall drivability and safety of your vehicle. It’s important to address these symptoms promptly to avoid potential long-term damage or further complications with your truck’s transmission.

To address this issue, your best course of action is to take advantage of your vehicle’s warranty. Begin by contacting your Toyota dealership or an authorized service center to schedule an appointment. When you do, clearly describe the problem you’re experiencing so the service team can accurately diagnose the issue. Since your Tacoma is still under warranty, this should cover any necessary repairs or adjustments related to the transmission problem. Keep thorough records of your service visits and any communications with the dealership to ensure that any issues are documented and handled efficiently.

 

[TRD JON]

No jolt, but I’m is sometimes slow to engage

 

[rustytaco]

Is your truck affected by the transmission issue? I heard someone who had those say something similar. That it starts in this manner. Unless it only happens on an incline, that's a bit more normal.

 

[Voodoo452]

Yes, but only when truck is cold, and in my driveway (Slight incline) regardless of parked direction. @ 1387 miles, has been doing it since I got it