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

Hmm good to know , I have had problems with sap in the past and got goo gone . I didn't know wd40 worked TBH , I guess you learn something new everyday

 

Just hit 36,000 on my '14

 

I'd still use it sparingly though. If I have to use it it's in a controlled manner and a clean and wax that area afterwards. May not be necessary but I like to do it.

 

Yeah when I use it I at least spray it off with water and wipe with a microfiber.

 

Couple of little infants, haha.

I figure at the rate I'm going, I'll hit 175K by August.

 

2 grand?!?! Sweet baby jesus... and i thought California was bad. I guess i wont complain about the $700 i spent on registration for my toys this year...

 

new front swaybar bushings.. poly and greasable

I do alot of wheeling yes.. But I also drive the i5 everyday in the morning... everyone who has or does live in socal will understand that one.

 

They look like Depos. I have had a set on my truck for a couple of years with no issues.

I was actually not being sarcastic. They are just as good as OEM tails.

 

Me too. I just rolled 170 last week

 

Finished this tonight.

 

just ordered bed stiffeners.. Finally get to take my truck into the dealership for a leaky front diff seal. I had to wait two weeks to get in- been bombing around in the corolla

After I get it back from the dealer I am going to grease the zerks and drain and fill the transfer and rear diff. Should I assume the dealer will drain and refill the front?

 

Just got my weather techs!

 

Over two grand. Almost a weeks pay for a bunch of stickers that say 2018. It was about half that a year ago in Washington. We had a steep increase for motor vehicles. Each of my cars were about $500 each. There were about $200 last year.

 

Very cool! The painted looks just like the OEM black one you can get from the dealer.

 

Something unexpectedly happened yesterday evening. My father decided he didn't drive his 2016 AC enough to justify the cost of keeping it so he traded it on an older F150. We pulled all of the accessories he put on it. Long story short I now have a set of NFAB step bars on my truck and the price was right.......FREE

 

Installed a locking rear underseat storage bin tonight. It's made from a thick gauge steel, very well constructed and provides a layer of security that the stock piece can never do.

 

Wouldn't hurt to do it yourself for peace of mind. It takes less than 2 quarts of oil anyways.

There's that side view upgrade you were wanting!

 

It really was unexpected and totally unplanned. I think I am going to order a set of flag decals for the doors next.

 

Washed and lightly oiled the k&n (before pic)



Threw this on from @JadedTaco



Then took a photo!

 

Where did you find that? link?