What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

I found out my key fob has a hidden key it. Never crossed my mind there was a key in there. 2nd third gen I have owned and always wondered how to lock the glove box.

 

If you want, when the battery in the fob dies ... you can ignore the key inside and just stand there hitting the fob buttons forever to try to unlock the truck ...

 

That little key unlocks your tailgate too… mine goes surfing with me.

 

in my mind, I feel like the pixel guys from the money for nothing video are going to get out of the rolling hexagon when it stops.

 

I’m jealous of the compass graphic

 

and its named after a group of people.. just like those jeep things.

 

Got my DD backlight parking T harnesses from @daveeasa installed.

 

The fob has a battery?

 

I thought mine is powered by my magnetic personality.

 

Does it really? Shit I need it for this too

 

Installed Diode Dynamics C1R pod in the back next to license plate, I wanted a red color rear fog light that can also be served as a chase light.
I like how DD's C1R has three modes, bright white for reverse, dim red for running light, and bright red I will be wiring into the switch panel for rear fog/chase.

 

I have the speakers, soundskins, and noico ready to go.....just need a few day to install it all

 

Nice! It's going to sound great! Good luck with your install.

 

Thank you! Any tips or suggestions about how much noico i should place inside the door? Total novice on this stuff

 

I covered the entire inside of the door. Make sure you have one of those small rollers, they really do help. I wish I would have taken some pictures during the process so I could share them with you.

 

Ill do the same then. I see some people share photos with just pieces everywhere. I assumed a total covering would be best but didnt know. If thats what you did tho, ill be doing the same!!

 

Carefully save the small white clips that easily fall inside the door (not break, just fall into the void). Reinstall of the panels with the clips is better done by attaching them to the panel (not the door) then push them into the door.

 

I love that solid snap sound of closing the doors!

 

Thanks for the tip!