What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

Oh wow yeah these definitely have better coverage than husky and look waaaaayyy better . Well thank you for the extra photos .

 

No idea. It was the cable I have circled in Blue below labeled This Cable. I'd attached the new camera to the old cables and had the same static. Moved on to the next piece, replaced that cable keeping the original camera, and it worked so I stopped and buttoned it up (actually wire loomed it, but you get the idea).

 

Made and installed a license plate lights off in reverse harness and it works like a charm. 10/10 would recommend

 

Yup, smile and nod.

 

This is dope

 

My first purchase on any new vehicle

 

You're the man! Where'd you get those connectors? How much did it cost you?

 

What, no pull down stairs for your attic?

 

The durability of those look better than oem ones. Looks good. Are they thicker?

 

That’s the Haynes manual language.

 

Finally got my front windows tinted, Installed square one flush mount end caps. I’m Considering taking the alucab off, I know I’ll miss its functionality when camping though.

 

My windshield rarely lasts 3 years.

 

PlastiDip holds up surprisingly well for a few years at least. I had a clapped out 1st generation 4Runner for a while. I plastidipped the whole thing in essentially the same color at Toyota Quicksand and it was fine. It will work for emblems but may peel off if something hard bumps against them. Like you said ... it's removable and is also easy to reapply.

 

Ty I’ve just seen the blue ridge ones. I’ll check this out

 

Thank you very much, I'm gonna look into my cables this week and hopefully resolve the issue

 

can a refill be used ?

 

damn, I have keyless start (rich people problems)

 

You can buy just the rubber blade itself at the dealership, it’s super easy to rebuild the blade set up reusing the stock metal framework and blade guides.

 

so anco or bosch dont make one?

 

They probably make them, but you would be removing the oem framework entirely. If you go aftermarket, keep your blade frame and the 2 curved metal pieces that run along the length of the blade. It’s like $16 for oem floppy rubber blades, you just “rebuild” it.