2000-2006 Tundra harness in stock?

Just wanted to inquire if this item is in stock, or is made to order? Also wanted to check that one end (with blue and white wire) is male and the other female and that it connects between factory receptacle and 3 socket tail light wiring harness. Thanks.

 

I make more than one harness for the first gen tundra. Typically I keep brake T’s in stock since they are a match to 2nd gen Tacoma. At this specific point in time I don’t have stock but I am building to order within a day or two.

FGT DIR is always made to order as it’s a low volume unit given the need to add a tailgate camera. I have a master tailgater myself and I like it a lot, they just came out with a metal handle version as well.

Perhaps you could link to the specific item you are interested in?

I’m pretty good with turnaround time in general but I am not going to be able to build stuff today or tomorrow.

 

I also don’t know of any 3 position connection on the first gen Tundra other that the front corner lights. Which I can build for but I may not have a specific product listed. The taillight is a 6 way with 5 spots used for brake, parking lights, reverse, turn and ground. That feeds a sub harness which routes to the 3 bulbs. The connector on an FGT is under the bed near the bumper.

ETA: my speed sensor is also a 3 position but I don’t offer a harness for that as yellr makes them for their speedo correction device. Which is cool, I have one for each of my older trucks.

 

Here's the specific item. It seems a perfect fit for my needs, the cap guys really butchered the factory harness.

https://fbchs.square.site/product/tundra-2000-2006-brake-t-harness/23

Could you also clarify my question on where/how to install. Update: so it connects right before the sub harness for the 3 bulbs?

 

Brake T’s are not presently in stock and I won’t be able to build until Wednesday. However, I crank them out pretty fast so I can likely ship before Friday. I like to keep the queue clear and I usually have some time to build each night once my kids finally fall asleep.

Go peek under your truck and look for a grey 6 position connector underneath each taillight. It should have 5 wires pinned and is secured to the bed with a plastic fastener which is amazingly difficult to remove without mangling. The male and female are also quite challenging to separate for our older trucks, at least the first time.
Wear eye protection unless you for some reason haven’t ever driven anywhere dirty