Throttle cut? No fun allowed?

Try harder?? lol

I've done plenty of donuts and drifting on dirt/snow/mud. Hell my profile pic is me sliding through a mud pit with no interference from the nanny aids.

Make sure you're at a complete stop when disabling the traction, thats the only way to turn it fully off you cannot turn it off while in motion. Just no complaining if you break anything.

And Do NOT attempt with your ALSD engaged its a good way to blow up your rear diff.

 

I remember I did the wire mod (asimple splice under the drivers side kick panel(grey wire mod I think..
It Allowed the locker to be engaged in any mode)on my 1st generation trd back in the day. A locker in 2wd and sand with 33x12.5mickey Thompson claws was a lot of rooster tail fun!

 

Toyota got wise to our shenanigans and no one has posted such a bypass yet. For the 3rd gen.

 

At Toyota Corporate's Office of Safety and Legal Affairs:

points browser to tacomaworld.com
searches "disable" and "bypass"
starts making list

 

You don't want an open diff spinning too fast anyway, it will explode if it's spinning over 3rd gear and stationary on the other wheel.

 

A 3rd gen diff is likely to just explode on the highway under normal driving conditions.

 

Only the sport and sr5 diffs! Pro and O/R is OKAY!

 

4hi in the sand with the rear locked as a spool was a sweet PINS cruiser. Had to usually Unlock to turnaround in the deep sand though.
That truck is a most likely a fine powder pile of rust after all the beach miles I logged in it.

Here it was in its native habitat.

 

All trim levels of MT diff are okay (larger) too.

 

My Sport diff is same as Pro and OR just no e-locker.

Button up there by sunglasses holder - stop truck push button in for 5 seconds. Turns off your traction control stuff. Should be careful driving over 35ish...

 

https://youtu.be/L3fhlNG4uwM

 

Oopsie.

Wonder how his warranty claim went............

 

Its amazing where 2wd can get you if you drop the rear tire pressure.

 

I live in the desert where the dirt is like cement. I could inflate my tires like a balloon and still get anywhere

 

Odd I do donuts and powerslide in snow all the time.

 

Why would this happen?? What is going on mechanicaly when you are sliding that is so rough on the truck

 

I have no idea, I just remembered the thread from a while ago. Everyone was trying to figure out the same thing.

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/blown-up-rear-end-video.478850/

 

No.
The surgeon general advises that having fun in your Tacoma is hazardous for your health. Therefore, you cannot have fun in your Tacoma.

 

Push the abs button once to turn it on and disable traction control. If you push it and keep holding it down for 3-5 seconds it disables abs and disables traction control both. There you go problem solved. Not many people know that