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Help! I have a 2023 Tacoma off road and when, on an incline, she rolls back and I take my foot of the brake,try to accelerate, she lets out a loud chatter

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On an incline, she rolls back and upon accelerating she lets out a loud chattering. Sounds like it comes from the front CV. She only has 3700 miles on her. It definitely doesn’t sound good! Help
 
Front CV should not be engaged in 2wd.
If it's an automatic transmission it very well could be the torque converter.

Take it to the dealer (if possible, the one you bought it from) tell them the issue and have they verify that the transmission fluid level is correct.
Make sure they document the issue.

If it happens again or happens during driving let the dealer know immediately, there has been SOME problems with the torque converter but usually occurs when accelerating. Could be related or could just be low fluid level.
Source: https://youtu.be/4EOm84AuRzU
 
Front CV should not be engaged in 2wd.
If it's an automatic transmission it very well could be the torque converter.

Take it to the dealer (if possible, the one you bought it from) tell them the issue and have they verify that the transmission fluid level is correct.
Make sure they document the issue.

If it happens again or happens during driving let the dealer know immediately, there has been SOME problems with the torque converter but usually occurs when accelerating. Could be related or could just be low fluid level.
Source: https://youtu.be/4EOm84AuRzU
Thanks for the video.
 
Front CV should not be engaged in 2wd.
If it's an automatic transmission it very well could be the torque converter.

Take it to the dealer (if possible, the one you bought it from) tell them the issue and have they verify that the transmission fluid level is correct.
Make sure they document the issue.

If it happens again or happens during driving let the dealer know immediately, there has been SOME problems with the torque converter but usually occurs when accelerating. Could be related or could just be low fluid level.
Source: https://youtu.be/4EOm84AuRzU


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Thanks for the video, you're a life saver!
 
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