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

Hauled a 2,400 lbs load of steel to New York, 4 hours one way!

 

Shopping around for a code scanner. Anyone have any experience with either of these ones? Both have great ratings on Amazon. Or just let me know if there is another well-rated unit that all the kids are buying.

ANCEL AD410 Enhanced OBD II http://amzn.to/2DsOGpC

Foxwell NT201 OBD II Auto Code Scanner http://amzn.to/2ATTSQp

 

Son of a #%&@#...wait, that is why I need more grace!

 

No it isn't.

 

Really glad I waxed yesterday

 

My .02, i use a cheap OBD reader and dashcommand app. not this exact one, but similar. you can find them on sale for $12-15. they are probable a little limited depending on what you want to do. i use for checking the check eng light.

https://www.amazon.com/WIFI-OBD-Wsi...TF8&qid=1515791400&sr=1-5&keywords=obd+reader

 

Haven’t actually done anything to the Taco yet...but these came in today. Gonna silicone em up before I throw em in.

 

Nice! I really need to get some.

 

Can you attach pics when installed? Mine are in horrible condition and I've been looking at Amazon and ebay.

 

It stopped raining long enough to put a couple coats of primer on my bed corner tie downs. I started installing my new-to-me Bestop while I was waiting for the primer to dry enough to paint over. It started raining again when I started putting the canvas on the support bows, but I kept going and finished the install. The side windows were a PITA to get installed.

 

Definitely will

 

Hmm that's another option too.

 

What are you going to mod?

 

I have the obd2 Bluetooth adapter and have installed torque, dashcommand and a few others but none are very simple or as efficient as a scangauge or ultragauge. I do know the scangauge can also display codes.

If all you want to do is read codes, torque and obd2 BT adapter works great, just not great at displaying your gauges.

 

There's a thread on here somewhere for lifted trucks with 265's

 

Looks good Jeremy! I like mine it is a little harder to put together than I'd hoped.

 

Few interior things and rotate tires if the weather is decent.

 

Supposed to rain tomorrow morning but ok after that I think just cold again. Roll out to the house and put it in the garage

 

Thanks.

Yeah, the side windows were a bitch to get zipped. What i finally ended up doing was unhooking the fabric at the rear and fastening the front zippers. Then I pulled everything to the rear as much as I could and zipped the rear zippers. Then I attached the rear corners into the side rail and at the tailgate. I've got it locked into the first tension notch right now. I couldn't get both sides into the second notch.