Raleigh North Carolina and surrounding areas

But man it does feel great outside

 

You still have wind ?

Still gusting here, 15-30mph

 

Kinda chilly here in the shade at Charlotte motor speedway

 

I'd say same here

 

CRAP CRAP CRAP CRAP CRAP.
so i vacuumed out the truck today... and the front passenger side carpet was a little damp. i pulled some of the trim and plastic around the carpet so i could get under, and it is pretty wet under there. first time I've noticed it. so obviously i think its because i didn't fully seal the holes when i mounted my roof rack. gonna take it off and put more silicone in. but is that where i would notice any water leaks through the roof rack holes? down by the carpet? i figured it would get in, then slowly drip down the frame to the floor.

 

Make sure the ac drain tube not glogged

 

where and how? lol

 

Not 100% how the Tacoma system setup (this were someone chime in) Ive had a few of my older cars where the tubes in the cabin came undone and just drained into floor board

 

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/where-is-the-ac-evaporation-drain-located.232099/

Maybe this will help

 

It was definitely my roof rack. Took it all off, and found I clearly didn't use enough sealant, or the right kind, when I mounted. Water was in the holes and on the bolts.
So I re did it with silicone windshield sealant. Hopefully that works.

 

Just pull the carpet and bedline the interior.

 

Just got back home. I've got power and no damage. I also have a full battery, solar panel, and an inverter. Does anyone without need to charge a phone or laptop or something?

 

i thought about it.... but i feel like that would just crush the resale value.

edit*... not that I'm selling anytime soon. but i don't want to shoot myself in the foot later on down the road

 

does someone on here have palfreybilt bolt on sliders? i thought i remember talking to someone about it a while ago. i have a question if you're here........

 

@mrbedgood

 

lol i was already texting with him

 

I'm here hahaha

 

i thought about it.... but i feel like that would just crush the resale value.

edit*... not that I'm selling anytime soon. but i don't want to shoot myself in the foot later on down the road

edit again*... that was a stupid comment. i didn't realize it could easily be removed and put back in. lol. i will probably be doing this soon.

 

Yea you can just put new carpet in over the Bedliner if you sell it. That's my plan for the jeep if I ever decide to get rid of it. Just find some carpet on CL and slap it in.

Pretty easy to do yourself. Took me about 24 hours with about 18 for drying. Started Friday afternoon and finished drying and getting everything installed Monday morning at the asscrack of dawn.

Only downside is I have plugs to spray out my interior and let it drain. Don't think tacomas have that.

 

Can't seem to keep my generator running. Guess I should've done my due diligence in regards to pm's