What Have You Done To Your 2nd Gen Tacoma Today?

Thanks man, the lower valence is OEM grey. Do they come other colors in other years? all the '13 TRD Sports had the grey.

Best,

Matt

 

Put my painted emblems back on. Painted them duplicolor (graphite) I changed the tailgate up a little. I think it's pretty cool.

 

Finally..............got around to washing it.

 

I like the look!

 

Mines black
But I've got the 4X offroad. Weird they put different colors on the same year.

 

So sad....
So how do I fix this?

 

$$$$$$$ fixes all. I think you will have to buy another one so that you can holesaw the bumper to relocate it

 

Cut a hole in your bumper, and run it through there

 

Started building my bed rack yesterday

 

How did that happened?

 

Thanks! I'm happy with how it looks.

That is weird. I have an SR5. I've seen a TX with a gray one. Actually, the front valance color was my inspiration to paint my badges this color.

 

gray derp'd my emblem

 

installed my new Flyzeye V1. Very impressed with the build quality and the amount of Blue light it puts out.

 

Just installed interior color changing led lights

 

Buy a new harness, then do this v

 

2008 Access Cab.

Put in a new shifter light, also did a subtle cup holder mod. The shifter light socket was bad, so I had to solder in a new #74 socket. Was a good learning experience! Picture of the lights at the bottom. For the cup holder, my camera couldn't capture it (iPhone camera), but the cup holder itself is illuminated a nice, soft green. For this, since I had to solder in a #74 socket to fix the shifter light anyhow, I figured why not and soldered a #74 bulb in the middle of the divider. Used the same bulb for both, got from autolumination, it's a tri-LED.

Also, I soldered in a 2012 climate control panel, which also looks great, but (and if anyone could help me with this, that would be fantastic!) the AC blows hot when it's set to cold and cold when it's set to hot! Very weird :x

 

Super clean! Been lookin fer a better way to do this. Got any more pix of how the plug is actually mounted?

 

I've been meaning to get them for another member and forgot. I will try tomorrow when it's light out. To explain, hole saw bumper out. Remove harness from existing bracket and unplug from truck. Cut off the excess plastic mounting tabs, so the plug is round. Feed it through hole. Inside the flap is room for two small sheet metal screws, one in each upper corner looking at it as it sits in the pic. Then after that, I took a hose clamp with a thin strip of rubber, and secured it from the back. You can also use a little black silicone for extra measure. I've used it quite a bit this summer, and still as solid as the day I installed.

 

Washed and waxed (Optimum spray wax).

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Washed and waxed..... ehh someone else washed and waxed her I just watched