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

As high up as it felt the morgue would be a more likely place to end up.

 

Doesn’t look like a great idea

 

If you’ve not bought lights yet: https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/kc-garage-sale.594438/

 

Thank you!

 

Yes, it’s the 1.25” base riser for the front seat rail mounting point.

 

It's in the bed....so not any different than on the ground, back deck, or a porch. In fact it felt more stable than it did on the bumpy ground when I was painting lower ares.

 

Yes it is. Raises the front of the seat.

 

Could be worse!

 

Yeah those guys probably aren't wearing sunscreen. Very dangerous!

 

Not today, but over the last two weekends:
Washed, sealed & waxed and exterior black parts.
ECGS bushing and seal. (Finally got the needle bearing vibes.)
Front brake pads and rotors.
Drained and filled the front & rear diffs and t-case.
Greased the drive line zerks.
Rotated tires.
Good to go for winter.

 

yeah, one of them is walking around barefoot and risks stepping on a rusty nail

 

Tore down the dash in an attempt to cut my TPMS wire. I saw the red box and tried to unplug the fuses in it for about 30 minutes but no luck.

But I did put on some new Bosch wipers.

 

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Also, i dont know if you already have this stuff on the truck or have this in mind, but with that set up you could hold a lot of weight. Sliders, skids, bumpers, winch, and all your gear. Save those leafs

 

Headlight housings are chrome too.............

 

mph yeah I also fixed the underhood lighting and a pod light bracket


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I said : Pastidip on bumper is nice; so I did mine.
But, when you're all the time in dust or mud, the plastidipped bumper never becomes clean again....

 

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I said : Pastidip on bumper is nice; so I did mine.
But, when you're all the time in dust or mud, the plastidipped bumper never becomes clean again....[/QUOTE]
The bumper is done with "Color my Hippo" tintable bedliner. I had done the rear bumper and grill surround on the other Tacoma I had. The key I found is to spray the dip with the glossifier, several coats. The white dip would still get grungy looking so I would use Mother's cleaner wax and it clean and brighten it right back up. It is a pita cleaning all the wax out of the dip but if you spray it with a detail spray what is lef of the wax residue wipes right out. It leaves it nice and fresh looking and stays that way for quitee a while. A little elbow grease but not bad. The only thing I did not like the glossifier on was black. It gets water spots and you can not get those off.

 

And if someone accidentally knocked over the table all that beer would be wasted!