What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

Not very exciting, but I clay barred my truck today.

 

Can't calibrate the speedo, at least so says everywhere I've asked. (and I've asked probably 10-15 shops) The only reason I can assume is because lets say you have it corrected for 37's, then put stock size back on. Your ODO would show significantly less millage than what was true.

 

What bed cover is that and how do you like it, any leaks and any way to keep people out, does it lock when you lock the TG

 

I guess I'll have to get a scanguage

 

Beretta Pico fits perfect under the center console lid. 3 snaps and some elastic $6. I put felt backing to prevent noise. Used snaps so the strap would pop off when pulled.

 

It's the factory one, it works great. it locks from the inside and I have not had any water issues

 

Same, as long as it is completely locked down

 

Just thought about this....
If you run a bigger tire and don't make it accurate with your speedometer, that would mean that your driving would be reading less mileage than what you are doing. Do you see? In that case, it would be in best interest for all those involved with odometer fraud to make sure the speedometer was accurate to your actual speed!

 

UPDATE*** after having the truck for 3 business days at the dealership running tests they told me today it's fuel injectors that need to be replaced. I'm hesitant to believe this is really true, thinking they would have been able to diagnose this much faster than 3 days. Parts come in on Monday so they will have had it for almost 7 days once this is all said and done. Getting nervous

 

UPDATE*** after having the truck for 3 business days at the dealership running tests they told me today it's fuel injectors that need to be replaced. I'm hesitant to believe this is really true, thinking they would have been able to diagnose this much faster than 3 days. Parts come in on Monday so they will have had it for almost 7 days once this is all said and done. Getting nervous

Don't know but they were running tests on it for past 3 days to no avail

 

Did the black rims with stock tires .........

 

That's true, but you have to think that the odometer doesn't technically show how far the vehicle has traveled. Instead it just show how many miles are on the engine.

 

I just used the 9/16 in the forward two holes on the drivers side. I used a hole punch to poke a hole in the center just in case water got trapped. Noise disappears. I think I read somewhere if you remove the air dam on the sport the larger holes need to be plugged. Or if you have the off road.

 

Pics on "solved howling noise" thread

 

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/solved-howling-noise-between-35-45.410480/

Pics are on this thread.

 

WOW. I have the same freakin issue with mine. Same speaker cover too. It makes a squeaky noise when cold as well but fine when it warms up. Have you found a way to remove the cover to add tape around the edge to keep it from rubbing? If anything ill mention it to the dealer when I go in for my free oil change and have them deal with it.

 

after the last coat it all peels right off just go slow make sure you go heavy where you masked off makes peeling easier

 

I have a super white and I'm trying to decide what to do with my grill. Leaning towards color keyed but dipping would be easier. Be sure to include some pics when you're finished.

 

I told the dealer about my noise and I left it overnight. They could not reproduce it, so they didn't want to start ripping my dash apart. The cover is held in my 4 clips and two long pieces of plastic that extend outward from the speaker cover. Just use a long flathead and be careful not to snap any of the clips as I had to find that out the hard way.

 

I wound up with the same damn issue in the cold. After snapping one of the clips off though the noise hasn't been back.