What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

I have the same (but older version) of this HF winch that I used as a hoist for my Jeep hardtop in the garage rafters. Now that I dont have the Jeep, I removed it from the rafters and have been contemplating what to do with it. Your setup looks like a great solution. Although I admit it would be more than overkill for my kayak and 2 person ice shanty....LOL. Great idea!

 

Its way overkill for mine, but lets be honest, lifting a flip over ice shack thats fully loaded by your self is just not easy. There is no good spots to grab, its wide, its heavy, and your on snow/ice trying to lift.

I dont like to unload my sled just to put it in the truck then have to load it again each time. So this will let me leave everything in there and just pull it up into the truck.

 

How much fuel did the uhaul take?

 

Skyline Drive

 

Submit that picture here...

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads...n-3rd-gen-tacomas.779693/page-2#post-27889470

 

Everything was rattling in there. Not sure I’ll put them back. If I do, I’ll use 3M with Velcro for easy removal and spray the inside with deadening material.

 

whats the mod?

 

dirt

 

I know it may be painful, but think about it; the warranty usually calls for an ASE certified technician to perform the work. Unless you’re a certified ASE technician, then excuse me fella. LMAO!

 

What’s painful is that you actually think that an ASE certified technician is doing oil changes, tire rotations, topping off fluids, and adjusting your floor mats.

 

All Toyota techs are ASE certified. Even if they’re not it’s being performed at a DEALERSHIP. Trust me corporate Toyota will fight any claim if it wasn’t performed at the DEALERSHIP. It’s not rocket science. They’ll find any way they can out of of a claim. Just trying to help a fellow TW member out. I live in California which is the most litigious state in the nation (meaning more people suing than any other state) just for clarification. No need to be a d-bag when someone else is trying to help someone else out.

 

Dropped a reusable TRD high flow air filter in my stock airbox to go with the TRD intake flow accelerator I previously installed.

All for fun, the real performance comes from the Overland Torque Tune and the manual drivetrain gearing.

 

washed it, interior detail, then threw the bike in the back and went for a good ride before the white stuff starts flying up here

 

Bought this 22 Trail Edition from a member here with 8k miles this morning. Took it by the local dealership and they had time to do the 10k service, program an extra key and replace one chrome lug nut that was on the truck.
Also ordered Seat Jackers for the front seats and stopped by a tire shop to order BFG's to replace/trade(+cash) the Duratracs that are on it.

 

I personally didn’t do anything but spend money. Decided it was time for a paint correction and waxing. Dude killed it.

 

Scored these newish KO2 off Facebook market place

 

I went with the Taco Vinyl honeycomb grille:
https://tacovinyl.com/collections/2.../products/2016-21-custom-tacoma-raptor-grille

Super good looking grille. I love mines, it fits the truck so well.

 

Those techs are not the ones doing “maintenance” on vehicles, Ron. All you’re doing is spreading fear about someone doing their own maintenance on their own vehicle. Any moRON can do an oil change, Ron, even tho you’re afraid to get your wArRaNtY denied if you do yours. Good day.

 

My popcorn is in the microwave

 

wrong. Just keep your receipts, keep an log, and buy genuine Toyota parts.



I have a 17 4Runner and 17 Tacoma and wouldn’t dare let a dealer touch my vehicles. I’m no mechanic, but servicing a vehicle is simple and I know it’s done right when I do it.