What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

Coached my oldest son Jesse on doing oil change. Used Amsoil for the first time.

 

I clearly missed that part which is why I questioned it actually twice in my post, basically disregarding it if it was in fact on…

So what now, the firing squad… I tagged him in my post too so does that make us bro’s

 

You're good, THIS TIME.

Lining up the firing squad involves SO much paperwork.

 

Yup, I'm obviously confused too. It is a 2019 Limited with a TRD grill.

 

Got the tyger rear bumper installed yesterday. Wife really likes it. Did LEDs in the license plates while doing it. Did hikari LEDs up front with auxbeam fogs. Installed caliraised mounts and put in a 32 nilight with wireless switch. That was harder than everyone makes it out to be .....lol. Installed afe Cai. Added meso coin holder.

New tires are loaded in the back for her to take Monday. I'm a little sore today. Getting old sucks lol.

 

Just loading up for some testing.
And the ammo can storage was verified very early on. Very useful.

 

Finally got the OME suspension, recovery point, new wheels and tires. Really like the new stance!

 

I have found this to work fantastic....

FitsToyota Tacoma Auto Accessory Door Handle Trim Molding Scratch Cover Guards Carbon Fiber 4 Door Pack

https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B00I2504EW/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

 

Waxed her up... all ready for the rain

 

I have the same on my truck. Sparrows like to have a place to set while they take a crap. They like crapping on my folding step too. LOL!

Dread to see spring and hoping I don't have a issue with robins sparring with themselves in the back glass again this year. 4 well placed mouse traps on my tonneau cover discourages their fun of sh#tting and pissing all over the back glass and tonneau cover. Walmart plastic bags takes care of them sh#tting all over my side mirrors while they rest from sparring bouts with themselves in the side glass.

I never knew 1 robin had so much waste inside it's body. Amazing to say the least.

 

Sounds like you need a new place to park!

 

Mind going into some detail on that? I've got the front/rear cam switch right there and that thing is quite bright in the dark. I would love to know how to dim it.

 

Not much of a choice here in the projects parking lot. I may try parking closer to the building though.

 

New rear window decal on the way from our friends north of the border.

 

Get a couple of these to keep the birds away.

https://spinnywhoosh.com/products/confused-cat-meme-decal

 

I used a multimeter to test voltage on the wires from a factory switch. One wire (mine was green) will have constant voltage when truck is on and one will have variable voltage as you dim the dash lights (mine was tan). I took the switch illumination wire (red and yellow next to ground wire on Cali Raised switch) and spliced into the constant power wire (green) and took the ground and spliced it into the variable voltage wire (tan). The tan serves as the ground on our trucks. From my understanding the Tacoma does dimming different than most vehicles and relies on this voltage variance in grounding to dim. Works great.

 

Installed a dobinson snorkel in 30° weather with 20mph wind gusts. That was fun.

 

Surely you jest.

 

It was closer to 40° when I started then temps dropped and wind kicked up but by that time there was already a hole in my fender so I had to follow through.