What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

Someone asked me about my custom knob doing that. Mine does not get hot, and I am in GA.
But on a cold winter's day, it's like a block of ice!
Can only speculate that maybe it's because it is iron and not aluminum. ??

 

RIP

 

Dang ...that bed looks clean...

I use 303 in my entire bed once in a while but no matter what it always looks shabby ... I have a lot of marring and white scrapes and scratches in the finish... Especially near the wheel wells.

 

Looks good! I was debating either this one or the TRD one.

 

I’m sure when it drops below zero this winter mine will be miserable to touch bare handed for a while. Lol.

 

Nor pos canada lol

 

Last time I did this at Toyota those clowns just stuck more weights on top of the existing weights. They didn't even bother to remove the old weights and start over.

 

I had a stainless steel knob, it stayed pretty hot and cold for a lot longer than the aluminum one I have now. I personally like the weight of the aluminum as well.

 

Idiots

 

Looks like they got it right on mine, started over, I got one big clump of Weights probably opposite the TPMS sensor.

 

Yeah, my brother has them installed on his 4Runner and a few of my friends do to and they’ve never had any issues. Made it through Monanche Meadows fine.

 

I pulled Fender stuff… a small pain for sure. But then super easy access and easy re-assembly. The hardest part is feeling like this might break something.. as you pull the clips.

 

Was finally able to get back into the shop to complete the wrap mirror caps and fender flares.

Thanks Marvin.
Beyond Wraps Santa Ana, Ca.

 

It's a bed in a truck. If you don't have scars in it are you even really using your truck?

 

whats the best way to clean this bich out without worrying about electrical or any undesirable outcomes???

 

I hit it with a power washer and SuperClean, then dry using a leaf blower.

 

Looks like a AI stock on that bolt gun.

 

Same here. I was set on getting the TRD shift knob, then I spotted this one and couldn’t resist.

 

I agree, the more often I disassemble, the weaker the plastic clips get.
I try to limit this.