The Lair

So does that mean that your rear LH sensor is FUBAR'd?

 

Also does LH mean passenger or driver? I always get them mixed up.

 

It's when you're sitting in the drivers seat. So left is driver and right is passenger

Yea LH rear sensor fooked. I had a feeling it was that one. There's factory zip tie points on the axle, when I snagged the harness, it pulled the cable against that zip tie.

 

Do you think it's just the wiring or the sensor itself? Wouldn't hurt to take the sensor and cut off the connectors and use your own wiring.

 

I've only begun to dive into this thing. This section is kinda neat too. I kinda want to drive around to see these values change.

 

Yeah I might just cut the cable at the point of breakage (what I think is the point anyway) and splice in new wires.

 

Man that's awesome! Are you glad you bought the tool?

 

Confirmed. Rear LH sensor not working.

 

I mean, I only bought it to help me with the issue I was having. So to answer your question, yes. Apparently this thing does quite a bit more than that though. The cd that came with it says reflash ECU and other things on it.

 

I'm sure it'll come in handy for the future. I sure wouldn't mind having the tool.

 

I might not be good for much but an appetite is something I’ll always bring with me

 

This is a pretty slick product.

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/new-spare-tire-maxtrax-mount.551336/

 

Wired in a constant hot 12v socket for my fridge, and also finally installed my light bar. Thanks to @08comatose for suggesting I just remove my grille and support rather than dropping the whole bumper.

 

How do people navigate this build

 

Spend every waking moment here, or just ask me for a link to something I did and I’ll provide it.

 

I usually wear a bicycle helmet. I fall down a lot. Of course, we all know it's because, I eat crayons.

 

Picked up the goods yet?

 

Tonight at 7!

 

I'm very excite *Borat voice*

 

What did you use to mount it? The best idea I could come up with is stainless slotted angle brackets from the hardware store.