What Have You Done To Your 2nd Gen Tacoma Today?

I have the same, mounted in the same spot. 3 D cell led Mag, with the window breaker battery cap. Super convenient having it there

 

My buddy had some rear shocks from his 16' trd off-road that he didn't need so I put them on my 06!

Before


After

 

Details on the steering wheel lighting? I'm interested in doing the same thing...

 

Big plans for my taco this year

 

@Kuntrykid mines an 06 so I can't say if your wiring is gonna be the same but I can take a picture of the pin I had to ground. If you have a multimeter all you need to do is verify the pins on your clockspring.

 

At one point I did lol, the line of traffic got up to 25 mph on the highway

 

How us that a cai sucks hot engine bay air..keep an eyes on the intake tube. Seen alot that does not filter verry well

 

Yeah you should do that for me. Is there a write up you followed?

 

Do you have any pictures of the camera/mirror combo in action?

 

Accomplished today:

• Oil change
• Fumoto valve install
• New spark plugs
• New air filter
• New cabin filter
• Clean MAF sensor
• Clean throttle body
• D-rings in bed bolts

Really great day, the truck is running like a top.

 

You were a busy cat buddy! Truck looks sexy AF like always

 

Not too bad!!!
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Got some pretty sweet things lined up for the truck this year

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The cutouts in your bed mat are a great idea for the D-rings. Great job on everything. Now have some beer an relax if possible.

 

Thanks a bunch! Got that idea from another memeber on here

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@Kuntrykid
This is the ground wire coming from the black steering wheel controls
And this is the pin it corresponds to on the column side of the clockspring. It most likely is the same on yours but I would verify with a multimeter.

 

209,000 miles and I finally had a CV boot tear, so I replaced them both, and now have two spares for the rebuild pile.

 

I do not! I will try and remember to take pics. I REALLY like it.

 

Took a screenshot so I can compare when it warms up. Thanx

 

After recently adding a lift and new wheels and tires, I've noticed mud/snow stuck to the front of the rear wheel wells. Decided to ditch the OEM flaps and try these out, it's a flap and flare in one. I don't want to go full old man on the flare part, but I'm going to try to get them out there for some added protection. As soon as this arctic weather breaks I'll get them on and get some pics after install.