What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

Put new tires on yesterday. Dynapro AT2 255/75r17. They are on 17x7 Pro wheels and the truck has a 2” lift front and back.

 

The 2 ports in the center console are USB. One is USB-A and the other is USB-C. Both are for charging only. The smaller USB-C allows for higher current and faster charging.

 

Thanks for the information.

 

ahhh, I didn't even know this was on the newer trucks.

 

Nothing much. Just hit 1K miles after a month of owning it.

 

So SR trim trucks get red needles?

 

I guess so? Why, what do guys get?

 

Mine are white/clear. Interesting, I thought guys were painting them.

 

Mine is pure stock. And haven't played with it yet (aside from removing the air dam). I think you can paint them, back when I got my 98 civic I painted it neon or light green using nail polish.

 

Haha I would have assumed someone else has done it before me. I just used some 3M double sided tape to hold them in place. The exterior “heavy duty” version. They seem to be held in place pretty well so far

 

I was thinking the same and was trying to find a part number for the cluster, it’s all black.

I bought an extra one a few years ago to try and open and paint but I busted it

 

CITALL CB UHF Blank Socket RJ45 Radio Switch Panel Dash Fit for Toyota Hilux Landcruiser

This part should fit there in a switch blank location if you have one.

 

@Brian422 built me some sliders. I keep telling him he needs to open a shop, but he’s not into that idea lol

 

Yeah. I think oe is the only one that offers that.

 

Wow those are nice!

 

Here's today's mod... cheap, easy install and shows my union pride....plus the GF will get a sparkle in her eye when she sees it...

 

I used the Pop -n- Lok kit and I'm satisfied with it, it was a free from a friend so I installed it, the only thing it is a little noisy but FREE is Good !

 

I have a question, How do you get the dam decals that Toyota puts on the visors, i have one on one side and two on the backside. its almost as if they are part of the cloth.

 

I’ve seen several suggestions here but opted for the iron method.
Removed visors from the vehicle. Placed a piece of cloth over the sticker and applied heat with a clothes iron, then peeled the sticker off. Covered residual adhesive with a paper towel and applied heat again until it was all soaked into the paper towel.
Clean, easy and no rubbing, drying or adhesive remover

 

I can't wait the see all the things you're planning to run on those relays with those huge cables?