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

Installed Clazzios

 

Those look great!

 

Did you get them through Costco?

 

how much did those run ya? I've been starting to look around at different kinds.

 

Gentex temp/compass mirror



Temp sensor:

 

Just order four switches from otrattw, and updated my bed light kit that I make

 

Finished replacing my lca bushings and hardware and got an alignment.

 

They look great, and I am glad because I ordered the exact same covers a week ago. How long did it take to get them, they say 10 to 14 weeks on their order page (Clazzio.com)? Also I see you are from the great white north, how hard to install in the cold temps?

 

What all has to be done to replace the balast? I'll be in Portland area at the end of december.

 

im asuming you dont have side air bags in the seats ?

 

just need to buy some new ones. your welcome to look at them when you're in town.

 

Plug n play? I miss the temp in my mirror. Was the connection stuffed in the headliner? I noticed today that my headliner is molded/notched for the harness to come out.

 

The factory connector is in the headliner under the overhead console. My '15 is notched for the harness too.

I got the kit from TW member RJP869. Plug and play. Only thing you need to splice is the temp sensor wire where it comes through the firewall. He sells a 100% complete kit, down to wire ties, loom, and butt connectors.

 

Replace the ballast. Lol call trs and they send a new one

 

Would I not have to pay for it then?

 

Yesterday's project was fun... Tight spaces for the bolts on this bull bar, but well worth it. It looks great.

 

New step bars get here tomorrow, can't wait to get them installed as well..

 

Shouldn't since the ballasts should still be warrantied.

 

Finally installed my Maglight mounts



And changed the big tacky "any time locker" switch to a smaller, cleaner looking one

Before -



After -

 

Installed Rigid Industries Grill on a 2013. Found that taking the OEM grill off and separating the surround was the longest part of the job. Trimming and sanding was simple and straight forward. Install was smooth with only a few test fits before attaching to the new frame.

Now all that is needed is to install the LED light bar and figure out how to open the hood with the new grill.

Camera is still busted, otherwise would have pics.