What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

red bushings look killer. Which kit # did you use?

 

I’d be interested to know too. Had the truck for a year and can’t get over the poor response.

 

Energy Suspensions Poly Bushings website only goes up to the year 2015. how does someone get bushings for 2022 3rd generation trucks?

 

lol no sweat I just think it’s a cool look

 

Should be an option in the head unit. You can choose which doors unlock with one push of the unlock button, just the driver side door or all doors. And the duration of doors relocking if you don't open one after using the key fob. Mine is set for 30 sec relock. The tail gate does not count as opening a door.

 

lol I come here first too owners manuals are so 1980’s

 

based off cost, I may just buy a pedal commander my coworker just called me his friends Tacoma has one he said I can test drive his truck to see if I want to drop 300 for one.

 

Check this out. I have the dual color bed and hood light in warm white. https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/fs-waterproof-under-bed-rail-led-lights-3rd-gen.391380/

 

Here is what I did in my '02 X-Cab.

Fabricobbled a fuse block in the engine compartment and added 10 A fuse to a constant hot, then ran a 14 ga. constant hot line along the frame up behind the tail light and into the bed. Also from the fuse block on a 10 A fuse I ran wiring through the fire wall to a switch in the cab. Then from the switch back along the same path with the 14 ga. constant hot. I used the same loom for both of these hot wires and some other electrical that runs to the back of the truck. Installed a chassis ground behind the tail light which was added to the loom going into the bed. Once in the bed the constant hot, switched hot, and the ground run into a relay where I installed a hobby box to house the wiring. I also split the constant hot & ground and added an inline 20 amp switch to have a separate switch in the bed. The output of the relay runs to a 10 A fuse and on to my lights in my topper. I can look around an see if I have any photos, but I don't usually document my mods/installations.

It requires lots of wire, 20+ feet of loom, 2 switches single pole on/off, a four pin relay, lots of shrink tube and some electrical tape & zipties, and a hand full of fuses. I also solder all of my connections so nothing rattles loose, loose wires make heat and arc's and those cause fires. Some people crimp, I solder. When running wiring in and out of the cab I suggest finding the plastic hole plugs and running through those at the fire wall or in the floor rather than drilling holes through metal.

 

Check this out

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/tune-or-throttle-controller.784427/#post-28066740

 

When does the creaking happen? When turning or angling in a driveway?

 

I just brought home Finn's daughter...Zoe. Fun having 2 Jack Russell Terriers around! First picture is Daddy meeting the young kids at 1 day old, second picture is Dad (Finn) and 8 week old pick of the litter Zoe...

 

https://www.energysuspensionparts.com/9.4101

these will work, I used the same ones on my 2018

 

Go for it. I plan on continuing using the same Valvoline EP 5W30 and keep OCI the same. But most likely will return to using OEM filters. The price and my OCI doesn’t justify me using a 20k mile filter.

 

Me doing that or driving to Colorado and have you do it for me….I’ll leave tomorrow lol

 

It’s a long drive from Ontario… but come on down.

But if I’m wiring your truck I’m going to have you install tundra brakes, new belts, and plugs & wires on my 1st gen so it’s ready to go to Moab with the Midwest crew at the end of the month.

 

Deal been to Moab 3 times mountain biking Fruita too. How do I hook up with the Midwest crew I quit riding last year I prefer driving up and over shit now lol

 

No riding right now, it’s the wettest winter I’ve ever seen here, trails are muddy as. I’ve got two MTB’s that feel neglected between the weather and me wrenching on the truck in my free time.

 

ya we usually hit Fruita/Moab second week of May would get us up the Enchilada pretty good but seen nasty mud in May too. You gotta give the bikes some love now and again they get creeky and cranky if they sit in the garage too long mine are pissed lol

 

@AwesomeLaw68, what @Fatback17 said.