What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

Nice looking truck brother. Double cab with the long bed are awesome. That color is mint as well.

 

Thnx, much appreciated

 

I never torqued mine down on the three vehicles that I’ve installed them on. I just handed tightened them like you did. The first vehicle I installed it on went a little over 100k miles without any issues with the valve.

 

Nothing as gangster or cool as you all, but something:
- Gave it a proper wash and waxed the sky facing surfaces (First time in ages)
- ~400 mile round trip to Philly
- ^ This truck is very good for visibility on the I-95 circus and the O/R is perfect for the crap Philly roads (But not so conducive for downtown parking)

 

try carpet fresh powder .......put in the carpet and just leave it

 

After cleaning out my camping gear from the back of my Taco, I loaded my work gear back into it.

 

Ahh it warms my heart when I see a truck being put to work!

 

Yep, up the drain hose. Passenger side front fender area behind the flap. Half a can, then let it sit until it drains, then the other half of can.
Recirculate button off, cabin air filter out. After that select face vents, face feet vent combo, and defroster for about 30 seconds each while blowing full speed. Add ozium to intake vents under hood by the cowl during this process. Install a new cabin air filter once process is complete.

edit: you'll want to pinch the drain hose around the ac coil cleaner hose as your injecting it so it shoots up to the coils and doesn't leak all over the ground.

There's a few YouTube videos out there...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JNRznrMivn0&t=393s

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eRy23TFpM4I

 

After the kwikfab internal stiffies, I reinstalled my slide and fridge. Plus got a tonneau cover to hide said fridge from, well everything. Had to rerun some bedlights and the rear facing lights to accommodate the tonneau. I love this tonneau cover. It’s sleek, real low profile. Washed it, drove it dry.

 

That fridge is really nice being super low profile and having a drawer.

 

The drawer is really nice but it’s pretty unprotected. I built a box out of abs and reflective bubble wrap

 

I can see why they built the box in the pic I just added above now.

 

im doing mine now, what did you use to secure the fridge slide to the bed?

 

I have something similar to this

$100 US Cargo Control L Track Tie Down System, includes (2) 4 Foot Black Anodized Aluminum L-Track and (4) Black Single Stud O-Ring Fittings, Versatile Trailer Tie Down System for Trailers and Truck Beds

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00NUU4A3K
but I bought it direct from the website. That’s in my truck bed. I used one of the bolts as opposed to eyelets to secure a bracket I built with extruded aluminum and 2” aluminum stock for the fridge.

 

Can I ask where you got the dash pad and how well does it fit, does it sit into place or is it held down with sticky stuff?

 

All that you need now are some FJ Cruiser cup holders

Available on Amazon 2 for $10.00

 

I was contemplating installing some of these. Going camping this weekend, so i'll see how it works without the cupholders. i sleep with the tailgate down and have to crawl/walk on it so i would hate to pop one of these in there, and kneel on it causing it to break.

Obviously rigorous testing with a 30pack will be conducted. Pics to follow.

 

I like your style.... Perhaps with the remnants from your panel, you could create something like this.

 

Depending on the depth you might be able to put the stainless steel cup holders in like we have in our boat.

https://a.co/d/iImjtjn