What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

It's a small circular piece in the grill piece that covers the tweeter on the passenger side. I don't have the sensor, so there's just a plastic circular plug in it. I'm assuming if you have the sensor, it's replaced with said sensor and is wired underneath.

 

How much was the head unit + harness? Do you know if it works with JBL units? Dying to get android auto.

 

I’ve upgraded:
1. Interior lights to LED
2. Catalytic converter security plate
3. Front subdued light bar
4. New phone mount
5. Ordered a shell
6. Ordered locking lug nuts
7. Bed mat
8. Auto locking tailgate
9. Changed chrome badging to black matte

Thinking about :
1. Wheels (current 25 positive offset. Prefer neutral offset-will move my tire out almost an inch)
2. Maybe slight increase in tire size (don’t want to put a lift kit in it)

 

Thanks, I’ll definitely try that. I guess I wasn’t the only one who got them on sale for Labor Day lol

 

How much you selling that round for???

 

If you have auto headlights, the light sensor is under the plastic trim piece by front windshield on passenger side. There is a sensor that is plugged in and can easily be unplugged if you want disable the light sensor (LED DRLs only I believe). You can still remove the OEM tweeter without worrying about that sensor if that's a non-issue for you.

I disabled the light sensor myself for over a year now.

 

Good question. Guess I should open a bidding war for it. Ammo is in short supply these days.

 

Debadged. Peeled the black vinyl from the doors. Took about 3 hrs.

 

I go back and forth with the removal of the pillar vinyl. On one hand I like the appearance of a whole side window effect; then on the other I like the separation effect that you now have.

Well done.

 

please be sure to use the common sense universal background check system and apply the appropriate taxes to keep the country safe and running smoothly.

 

This is the light sensor for the auto headlights… Passenger side tweeter cover… There is not a lot of room to work up there, and the wires attached to that sensor are pretty short, and the connector is nearly impossible to disconnect in the amount of space you’re working in. I was able to switch the tweeter out without disconnecting the light sensor, but man what a pain.

 

Speaking of this light sensor? I think mine has failed about a month ago. Has anyone had this happen?

 

Before and after

 

Tell me more!

 

Installed my winter storage for the RTT and bed rack setup. It uses an electric hoist to take it off the truck and lift it to where I can use ratchet straps to secure it onto the ceiling of the garage. Pretty happy with how it turned out.

 

Nice, pretty crafty setup.

 

Basically we found a piece of metal that was about 4 inches wide and happen to be perfect for my needs.
It already had a curved bottom so we took the corners and folded them upward, this is what the lower rim sits on with the mount. There was already cut slots in the piece of metal and these worked perfectly for the bed rail to mount to using 3/8th bolts into T slot nuts. A quick cinch strap around it to hold it and voila. I'll add some durable rubber between the tank and mount for wear and will post some photos with and without the tank for you.

 

I bought the head unit from a lightly used 2021 from the Buy / Sell / Trade section on here. I think the previous owner said it was in his truck for less than two months. The harness was from autoharnesshouse.com, it was about $160.

I have looked at them, but I feel I can get a little more bang for my buck by doing it myself.

They're so good. And their new album comes out Friday! Stoked!

I bought the head unit from a lightly used 2021 from the Buy / Sell / Trade section on here. I think the previous owner said it was in his truck for less than two months. The harness was from autoharnesshouse.com, it was about $160. This will not work with JBL units from what I've researched.

 

Put the Toyota Bed Extender on yesterday after work.
Easy enough to install and plenty of utility.

Its funny how it was kinda hard to drill into a brand new truck.