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

It will not be plug and play. You will have to rewire. I thought about this too but didn't feel like the trouble was worth for an indicator light. Going forward, i made sure all my aftermarket lighting additions will have the indicator as I've already done so with the hellas and bed lights. Ditch lights next.

 

Phone holder mod

 

Found a thread on it. Looks like the difference is one wire.
https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/need-oem-fog-light-switch-wiring-diagram.156454/

 

I figured its just one wire. Post it up when you're done.

 

Where did you get your switch from?

 

Ordered it from a Toyota parts website(don't remember) years ago. I'm sure you can find it on ebay. I believe the switch and harness pigtail was about $60 at the time(7 years ago).

 

Skid

 

Picked this up tonight...

 

I have the tundra bed lights in my truck and a light bar in my lower valance. I wanted everything to look stock and stealth. I purchased different fj switches to keep the factory theme along with going as far as switching the bulbs in them to get me the same color illumination I have in my ‘15.

 

I'm liking this bumper know the weight off hand?

Also have you seen the manufacturer build a bumper for a more stock application?

Yours looks like it was built wide to fit your fenders.

 

batacoma
Bumper is a 1-off custom build, under 80#
btf-fab.com

 

-Sanded off a little corrosion on the center door hinge, and then greased them all.
-Slapped a few more patches on the headliner.
-Added a decal to the Access Cab side window.
-Took off the bed bolts for rust removal, painting, and reinstallation with anti-seize. Figured I should do that before installing the bed stiffeners and bed mat. (They were pretty bad)
-Ordered a replacement head unit so I can have hands free phone and Navi use for my work travels.

 

Cleaned it up to get it ready for the winter. Reinstalled all my armor.

Edit: Also installed the no-drill license plate mount from @ACEkraut

 

switched to an arb awning

 

Here is at night. These lights are not super bright, but they are noticeable at night time. The blue running lights do not blind oncoming traffic, they are tilted slight towards the ground and shine outwards about 20 ft in front of the truck. They work very well at night on the trail with my yellow side pods and rock lights. The Amber DTRL lights work very well at night especially turn signals. Other drivers can see my turn signals from the side of the truck now.

*** Phone takes horrible night time pics of lights***

 

Dude..... Did you make those?

 

Great shots!

 

Yasss

 

Put on some window guards so the dog can smell the PNW air without Seattle rain getting all over the window sill and door/back seat