What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

Did this to a friends Taco

 

3 stickers left?

 

removal of visor stickers:
-heated the visor up with a small space heater,
-gently worked a corner up enough to start peeling slowly with fingernail or credit card ,
-after sticker gone glue residue left so,
-rubbed with some 50 alcohol - got some of it but, (prob could have skipped this step)
-put a clean piece of all cotton t shirt over spot and ironed it for 15 - 20 seconds, the glue will stick to the cotton piece
-one sticker had more glue so re ironed with clean piece of shirt a couple more times till it looked good,

 

The one is removable from the clear plastic sleeve. The other two on each vanity mirror cover is melted into the plastic…not removing those. I can cover it but it’s not really bothering me. I know someone here has stickers to cover them. But I don’t want to put stickers on after I just removed some of them.

 

i didnt think they were needed on pwr seats?

 

no key? how will you open a locked door if battery dead?

 

mine may be different

 

The key that's inside the fob opens the doors, doesn't match the tailgate.

 

This is not true of my ‘19. Fob key opens the tailgate on my truck.
I thought they did away with the separate tailgate key in a previous model year.

 

Definitely let us know. I'm considering them too, but they do seem a little bit pricey. Just am hoping they're worth it if I end up indulging

 

The tailgate on this truck was stolen a year or so ago before I bought it. Guy replaced the tailgate, but lost the key, if he ever had it. So, I had this problem. Now the tailgate and the doors lock with the remote. The tailgate also unlocks when I use the key to open the driver door. Easiest option for me.

 

Ain't gonna lose that bolt again

 

How’d you remove yours?

 

meso puddle lights sorry for the crappy pic

 

hhhmmm.......mines the same

 

look at my post at 9:01 pm tonight, 12 or so before this one, but the sticker on the mirror is easy cause its on smooth plastic

 

That’s awesome! Wishing nothing but the best for you in your new endeavor!

 

happened to my f150 to - i took the lock cylinder out and had a locksmith match it to my key

 

We're not all built the same. Some folks have long torsos compared to their legs, and some have long legs compared to their torsos. With legs, your lower leg may be shorter or longer than mine, and that would put your knee at a different location relative to the steering wheel than me.

I've got a 2016, so no power seats. I've got 1.5 inch jackers on the back legs, have my steering wheel up as far as it can go (which ain't much), and have my seat moved back as far as it can go. It's generally comfortable, although I still nail my left knee into the steering wheel occasionally.

 

For oil changes, only the 10K or 12 month rule applies. The 5K or 6 months for the tire rotation, fluid checks, and multi-point inspection.