What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

Thanks for choosing us for your sliders! They look clean

 

Thanks for choosing us for your cat protectors! We are glad your cats are protected

 

It was a beautiful day yesterday so I finally got the truck washed and cleaned up again.
Does anyone know the part # for this little clip holding the floormat down? Vacuumed it up accidentally

 

Not recent, but I thought I'd share the first mod on the 2023 TRD OR:

 

Been a while since I did anything to the truck since the build is pretty much finished now. But it was time for an oil change again at 8500 miles so I got to throw on the metal filter housing assembly and

$36 Fumoto F-133 : STANDARD VALVE WITH 12MM-1.25 THREADS WITH LEVER CLIP Gold

Fumoto F-133 that I've had in the garage for a year or so along with some fresh Mobil1 0w20 and a TRD filter. Hoping the Fumoto makes the future changes less messy with the TRD skid.

The P/N for the metal housing is

$42 15620-31060 15643-31050

15620-31060 and was pnp and did not require making any changes.

 

Black fingernail polish. Just saying.

(Hide those screw heads without removing them.)

 

@drizzoh

That's great!

I'm due my first oil change since adding the Fumoto.

I'll post experience with pics on my thread.

 

Good choice. Truck looks fantastic!

 

Thanks @christian06 !

Got the part, painted it up, and probably will install this week sometime.

 

I give…what is that?

Is it something I didn’t know I needed?

 

christian06 tailgate lock.

 

Now I see it. Guess I don’t really need that since our neck of the woods is low crime rate. Besides I’m guessing without the tailgate my MPG would probably improve.

 

Looks good

 

This is not Friday ...

 

They still make mag lites?

 

I see them more as a Billy Club with the added bonus of a flashlight.

 

I have a halogen-bulb one that is at least a decade old. Should get an LED bulb upgrade (I need to order than from Home Depot) but it will beat the crap out of someone who needs it, and it makes a good hammer if that kind of tool is needed (I see a crossover use there? ).

 

That's what we used on the job back in the late 80's and early 90's, they made a distinct sound.