What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

I'll get some for you!

 

Yeah I think taking a sponge to it will do it. It’s basically a removable rubbery/plastic “paint”. It’s definitely not a paint in the traditional sense I just doing know what else to call it other than “hyper dip” or “paint” when talking to my girlfriend

 

Thinking about going with these outside the KC’s.

 

Rando update of night pic

 

Turn signal/Hazards: I have a picture of the reverse, but it sucks. I’ll grab another tomorrow.

 

What are the lights ?

 

Yup. Been doing this for a while, also saves battery life

 

I’ve got the white ones in the box ready to install, just deciding on where to put them

 

I just leave mine in an old metal cookie tin. Along with the fob for my brother's Lexus. 100% signal blocked.
Doesn't do anything for the battery though.

 

Great info!
Thanks for sharing.

 

I saw this a few days ago but what I don’t understand is that once you deactivate the constant searching feature he says push a button to activate it. Does that mean it goes back to constantly searching? Is this something you have to do evertime you want to lock the truck?

 

@TacoFlavoredTRD
Damn. I found this today. Bought to go find some snakes.

 

Snakes in a truck, not on a plane ?

 

They're missing the chrome naked ladies, but they'll do.

 

So it looks like the dealer broke your 3rd brake light while attempting to fix a factory defect and then had the cojones to try and charge you close to $1K to replace it?!

Excellent work and DIY video! Thanks!

 

The factory/port PPF on our hood has some sap stains that can't be removed. It did its job, but even after a good clean-up I can still see the stains in the PPF. So I'm having it replaced by a local detailer soon. Great tips. Thanks!

 

Yup. Once you do the deactivate sequence, your fob no longer connects to your truck. This should be done after you lock your truck. Then just hit the unlock button, get in, and your fob works as advertised until you hit the 3 button sequence again

 

New headlight bulbs, new mud flaps, a green truck. It looks like you found a replacement after getting smashed by that bug?

 

Some car washing soap or even dish soap and a little scrubbing should take it right off. It also works on latex paint scraped off the side of the garage onto a car. And of course I have no idea how I would know that