What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

I originally asked for 6112's . Eastern truck and accessories talked me out of it saying i didnt need them. Let me know how it rides. Maybe they just didnt have them or something. lol

 

This is the North fork of the Shenandoah. Put in is @ Deer Rapids just south of Strasburg. Take out @ Strasburg town park (pictured). 5 to 8 hr float depending on how hard you fish it.

 

This is the only other one I have right now. Link for what I used is below but there are various different configurations you can get.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01NBJYO9M/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

 

totally unrelated, but your sig appears to have a tacoma in it...........with disc brakes on the rear.

 

what year is yours?

 

I would call sales person or service dept for advice, mine worked at time of delivery.

 

The connector is back on the lower Left side of that switch panel area. I just reached back in there and found an unused connector taped to the wire harness. By the shape and number of wire connectors it had I figured it was the Cargo Light switch connector. I tapped Power for the Dashcam from the lower fuse panel and the Switch illumination wire from the Cargo light connector. I have to turn my Dashcam off when I enter my work location ( Military Installation) so I have a power switch on the dash so disable it when I need to.

 

OK, here's what i have that might help. I found these images in another thread when I was looking for an illumination source wire. In the first image you can see three switch connectors hanging loose on the wire harness. The one on the left is the Cargo light switch connector.

The second image is the back of the switches. The one on the Right of the panel is the Cargo Light switch so you can see how many pin openings (6) the Cargo light switch connector has. I used a power probe light to determine which was the illumination wire. Someone has said it is light green. I don't remember,so check to make sure which is the right wire.

BTW, you don't need to take anything but the switch panel cover off to do this. These aren't my pictures. I just pulled the switch panel off and did all the connections from that small opening. Hope this helps.

 

Thanks for the info

Thanks for the info Brad, we will have a similar setup.

 

I'm trying to ignore the lack of end caps on the one that installed yesterday (went through the packaging 3 times looking to see if they were included!)

Thankfully when the bedrack gets installed I'll never see those corners because the bracket for that portion of the rack is going to tie into both the header rail and side rails.

 

Went balls to the wall with bigger mods I forgot some of the basics. Weathertech mats,
And the a/c drip mod,

 

nice. i never thought of adding an entire rail. Food for ideas.

 

I got mine free from the dealership cuz they forgot to give me floormats when I bought the truck and they had no extras. So they asked me what i wanted!!!

 

little upgrade from OME to kings....Camilo (cam_yota_tech) and his crew from Toyotapro did a great job.

 

Thanks for the out-of-the-box suggestion. I reformatted via my GoPro and another camera... both reformatted in FAT32.

Doesn't matter... the USB isn't even being recognized by the truck.

Thanks for the note. I tried at least 6 different USB drives (some are cheap ones). No dice.

 

You might have already answered this, but does the USB port recognize a connected phone and play music from the phone? Does it charge the phone? If both of those work, chances are it's not the USB port. If they don't work, then you already know what the issue is.

 

You guys should post in the kentucky thread as well

 

Upgraded the horns. Took these off my last truck and I had one lying around so why not add it. I bought a set for my bike but could only fit one, thus the spare. If I get rid of the bike I will add it to the group.These horns are great for wondering texters. Also showing off my flat black painted radiator.



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Yeah theres 5100s in rear and a 1.25 inch block