What Have You Done To Your 2nd Gen Tacoma Today?

Removed the Radio and replaced the two push pins/clips that are part of the Radio Bezel mounting hardware that are located on each side of the Radio. After installing a '15 Radio with Nav last year I've recently developed a squeaky dash on rough terrain. Changing out these two small parts did the trick, and tightened things up. Here's the part # for the clips.

 

whenusing the white in particular 3-4 coats of the glossifier will help make it easier to remove bugs and also clean off dirt or grease. i didn't like it on the black it showed water spots but i'm liking it on the white

 

PLEASE tell me you have a pic with all 3 tents setup

 

You need to get a adjustable hitch to level that trailer out, imo.

 

I do.. although they arent the best pictures.. I'll post em up in a bit.

its not my trailer, but not needed either. the truck is weighed down and I need to add in my 2nd overload (plus a possible re-arch of the leafs), so the squat is all on me.. I need to fix that. this beast pulls BEAUTIFULLY! all thanks to @Milota95 its his amazing craftsmanship.

 

i didn't do squatt to mine today but drive it through town

 

Does anyone else's light bars or pods make a super high pitched whining noise when on? Just installed my ditch lights and noticed it when I flipped them on.

 

it was a guys trip.. and we like to carpool and hangout. lol

I tagged em on Instagram.

 

oh my little truck is quite spoiled rt now i'm still home recovering from operation so i go out and wipe it down with mother's every morning. i've been nocking out ittle mods that i could handle with basically 1 hand but i did just order the led lights to do a raptor grill

 

Drove mine about 475 miles today and averaged 20.6 miles per gallon. I am pretty happy with that considering I was driving through Atlanta GA doing 80 most of the time.

 

Negative Ghost Rider. No whine or sounds of any kind when ditch light pods are on.

 

you've got me wanting to go get some more white plasti-dip and strip my rear bumper and redo it white.

 

Combined methods from @OZ-T and @Crom for the Dakar squeak. Install tomorrow.



Edit: So easy TRD1221 could do it

 

DO IT!!!

 

Thanks for the input. After doing some more reading online, it seems that other people experience this but it's usually due to a bad ground. One guy said he ran his for 8 hours and it was fine. I'll probably just rewire them completely and take more time since I was a little rushed when installing them.

 

Flip your receiver hitch and it looks like it may be close.

 

That and beef up your leaf packs.

 

I'm in the market for a trailer but I want to build it myself (with insight from friends) so any tips on ideas or suggestions is greatly appreciated.