What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

If you like traditional cabbage soup you may not like mine. It has a tomatoe base and along with the cabbage lots of different kinds of legumes.

 

Sounds GUUD !

 

What lift do you have?

 

Try a portable steam cleaner? Warranty didn't cover the leak?

 

That’s some BS. There should be TSB about this. It should be covered under warranty/extension. Check w/ your dealer before paying out of pocket. Someone on here had theirs repair when their truck was 4 or 5 yrs old.

 

according to a couple other threads I have found, it is very common and a k own defect by Toyota and they won’t fix it the right way. Some on here have had thousands of dollars in damage in mold.

 

I have checked, and even spoke with Toyota corporate this morning and they won’t help me. Said since it’s past 3 yr 36k anything is on me.

 

nope, I’ve tried everything under the sun. Everyone from dealer to corporate said it’s on me. I am going to try a steamer when I get it back.

 

That’s not even the same design… proto?

 

mines cracked, i have a MESO BD4 unit ready to go, just haven't installed it. ok mold you got my attention..

 

Now everyone's got me worried!

 

Winch and bumper install went smoothly. Bolting in the winch is a PITA, and I have small hands. Otherwise there is a surprising amount of space behind the bumper. Controller had to be mounted higher up to avoid the cross member. Brackets were pretty simple to fabricate out of some scrap aluminum.







Wiring is a piece of cake with all the wires being more or less perfect length.

 

Nicely done!
I know a guy that could sure use that jack to install a FabFour rear bumper.

 

What’s your set up on those 17s? Tires and brand? And do you have a lift? Looks really good

 

I had a good sized mushroom growing at the back of the cab in my Ram 1500. Found it while cleaning. Then put some weather stripping in the gap. Damn 3rd brake light bulb kept burning out which is what clued me into something was wrong.

 

yellow film from Laminx.

 

whoa! good job.

 

Switch for the winch is wired up.