What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

Congrats on the new truck from a fellow Pennsyltuckyvanian - looks awesome!! I've got a Lomax on mine, too.

 

Following up from yesterday, I got my cargo divider installed. Not hard at all. Literally takes about 15-20 minutes (30 if you just need it too). Really impressed at the quality. Several pics of my install:

If you have a bed cover and have mounting hardware like these, you may need to remove them for the bolt ends that come with the packaging:



Locate the "arm" (each side has one), and align the arm to the bolt end in the bed rail, and thread 1 of the 4 knobs included in the packaging (but not too tight -- you'll need to leave it loose):


Next locate the square head bolt, and put it in the top railing of the cargo divider:






Next align the square head bolt to the hole in the arm:



Next, thread a knob on it (again not too tight)


Do the above process for the opposite side:



View fully assembled:

 

Onboard air! Smittybilt compressor, mounted the air connection and a waterproof switch in the passenger side wheel well. Mounted them on the tab that hangs down for the inner fender flap. I mounted the switch there, so I didn't have to pop the hood nor run more junk into the cab. The switch says its waterproof, so we will see how it does. Compressor mounted on the passenger side behind the airbox. Made a little support bracket as pictured below, and mounted via 3 factory studs that are there.

 

Why not? One has nothing to do with the other.

 

need more info to this have same compressor

 

I like it too but honestly wish the Bull bar was optional, it would totally block my caliraised hidden light bar. If it weren’t for that I think I’d get it.

 

@playdixie, You need to change out that yellow sticker

 

Has anyone else noticed the lower little paint sticker have any air bubbles? It seems like the paint texture made it not bond perfectly. Sorry if this isnt in the right forum. Any help is appreciated I can take more pics if needed! Thanks!

 

Seriously, some guys need a new hobby.

 

New front and rear speakers, thanks Crutchfield! Nothing exciting to see with a basic speaker install, but...



...found a piece of plastic protective cover they missed on the PDI

I've had the truck 3 months, and apparently I've not looked in from the passenger side!

 

Besides the scratch there this is totally normal.

 

That texturing is purposeful and actually helps prevent rock chips from kicked up rocks.

 

Just a reflection, thankfully

 

Since everyone either ignored your actual question, or miss read what your asking. The best way you can fix this is with a heat gun on low, or a hair drier. Get the paint protection film warm and you should be able to push it into those bubbles, and they should disappear.

 

Congratulations @Amuzed2death! I finally got one last week to replace one shived last October right above the G. The Michelin factory shut down due to Covid in March 2020 - hopefully they're back up and pushing out tires again.

 

But plenty of dog hair to spare.

 

Thats what i was thinking of doing, thanks!

 

Yellow lab? I used to have interior carpets that looked like that.

 

The shelter we got her from called her a Beagle mix. Pit, Beagle, and I think Lab. Same type of hair as my old yellow lab, and she loves to swim!

 

Bought my TRD pro for 26.5 with under 10k miles. It’s worth almost 10k more according to kbb. I dunno if all my mods increase or decrease that value lmfao