What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

whoa..does that take out all of the oil? never seen someone use this pump

 

Not today but over the weekend. Took my cover off and installed 3/4” spacers and 285 75 r16 on stock rims. Had the mud flaps on the front but went playing right after and tore one off so it made it much easier to remove the other. Haha

 

Evacuation pump. Stick in the dip stick hole and suck. Still gotta get on the ground for the filter but was a dream when working on the 2.2L when the filter is on top of the exhaust manifold. Can change the oil in less than 10 minutes and not have to worry about getting on the ground at all.

 

Alot of the european cars do it this way at the dealer

 

You should consider a drop hitch to allow the trailer to sit level so it doesn't weigh down your hitch so much.
You don't want the "Tail to wag the Dog!"

 

Or some airbags.

 

Washed truck, hit a bump, noticed a clunk, drive home, jacked up front end, wiggled tires, took off tires, found either the spc ball joint or bushings on pass side clunking. ‍♂️ only a couple thousand Km on them.

 

UWS toolbox. Fits like a glove.

 

and not or

 

Looks nice!

 

got my free oil change and rotate at the dealer today with no problems as usual

this sticker was on a new tundra

 

Hugged my paid off 2016 Terd Gen when i saw this.....

 

Lots of them are doing this. My wifes lexus we got in february said we likely wont get the second key till october. My 23' sport i picked up in march luckily came with two from the factory...

 

We have been doing landscaping at the house this week. After a load of sand and bricks from Home Depot and 5 railroad ties, really starting to think about upgraded leaf packs.

 

How long until your second key arrives?

 

That's a super price! yeah right.....

 

Speaking as a former 1st Gen owner, use a wire brush on your drill and get the rust to bare metal. Treat the entire frame inside and out with something like this:https://www.eastwood.com/eastwood-black-rust-encapsulator-paint-over-rust.html. Stay away from generic undercoating as it can trap moisture and cause more problems. What you have appears to be surface rust, not something to be worried about so long as you take care of it now and keep an eye on it especially if you live anywhere they use salt on the roads.

 

good question