What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

$8 a month or $80 a year.

 

I got Apple Music and a dongle for wireless so nav and music are covered. Was wondering about the app cuz it was pretty handy for a little while till it stopped

 

Correct me if I’m wrong, but the D in DRL is for daytime, thus they go off when the headlights come on.

 

not always

 

Finally got my RRW center caps after over a month of waiting, and multiple follow up emails. I love the end look but the hassle and lack of communication by RRW really sucked.

Hope ya’ll like the end product as much as i do.

 

Went to my first Rigs & Coffee event hosted by Goliath Offroad. Somehow took home two awards, best overall & Most Abused. Proud of the most abused.

 

Awww, nuts!

 

Two words: Utility Trailer. You are right. My 5' bed is just about totally worthless. It is my one major gripe about my Taco.

 

I agree not isolated. My oem battery died at 3 years, never had that issue before with a new car.

 

Haha. I had same issue on my tire, pulled that sucker out and NO air leaks. I think I got same tires as you. [or as the OP]

 

Saw an interesting video the other day (The Car Care Nut) explaining the difference between spin-on type oil filter and cartridge type like the 3rd Gen Taco. One of the major differences is on the cartridge type the bypass mechanism is in the filter housing (the plastic part that holds the filter element) and not in the filter itself like the spin on type. For this reason he suggest bypassing the step of draining the filter housing first as sticking the drain 'nipple' into the housing could damage the bypass mechanism over time. I've read in this forum of folks changing oil by just removing the whole housing without draining it first as a time saver and not any messier than the filter draining method, maybe even less of a mess. Not possibly damaging the bypass valve is worth thinking about.

 

I may have to do that next time. I don’t think that it would be any messier doing it that was and save a couple steps in the process as well.

 

Damn-Right y tighty LeftyLucy!

 

An extra foot on my bed would come in handy sometimes, but the short bed (a) can carry my skis; (b) can carry my bikes; and (c) fits in the garage. I think it also gets me out of the, "You have a truck so I'll let you help me move" requests.
And I'll admit that mine is more of a recreational toy than a work truck.

 

^^This^^ I get those emails all the time. Along with the 'We want to buy your 2020 6MT Tacoma blah blah blah' emails. I'm guessing they are estimating your mileage.
Peace and Love

 

I like the "you have a truck" perspective. I hope they don't find out I have a trailer.

 

Waiting for the letter from Lars...

 

Got out and used it finally. Did a good shake down towing and running the boat. The new leafs made it 100X better. Trucks need rake if you actually use them, it's far more stable all around not having the nose sky high. Also ran the fridge for the day and it's officially my favorite mod. Not having ice is excellent.

 

Miller cat guard, painted the fake chrome on the rear bumper, sequential mirror turn signals and tonneau cover.

 

I added a throttle response modifier. The price seemed too good to pass up.
I was skeptical, then surprised how much this device changes the driving experience.
It seems like a whole new engine...