What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

They say it only bonds to metal, and everywhere else it will just wash off. It did not smell like too many solvents that would eat up soft bits like that, smelled more like honey with some diesel mixed in. Lots of Radio Controlled hobbyists (folks who race RC boats and drones for fun) drench their whole machines in it. I read that state fish and wildlife agencies soak their boat radios, GPS antennas, in it for waterproofing/rust prevention. saltwater boaters remove their engine cowl and spray everything underneath (equivalent of spraying the whole engine bay for outboard boat motors). Corrosion-X promotional videos show them treating the whole engine bay in a compact car. Lots of YouTubers spraying down raw circuit boards with it then operating their equipment underwater (to demonstrate that it waterproofs electronics without interference). So I'm hoping it doesn't eat up rubber, plastic and soft parts for those folks.

But I'll definitely keep an eye out and share any problems I notice.

 

For pet sake your in a Tacoma, you should be craving Taco's.

 

Hmmmm diesel and honey.

 

More mail, if this keeps up I won't have anything to open Christmas morning.

 

At least you have mail. Nothing moving now for mail North of the border.

 

It actually doesn’t harm those materials (they are oil resistant rubber). It will however destroy non-oil resistant rubber like door trim and seals.

 

From https://www.corrosionx.com.sg/resources/materials-compatibility/
"Rubber: No visible effect on Buna-N, Viton, or Neoprene products (such as gaskets, O-rings, or seals) but slight swelling and/or softening of butyl rubber items."

It is great stuff. They fog whole planes with it so it is rather safe for most materials.

 

Ordered a banks pedal monster and a Yakima hitch bike rack on incredible BF sales!

 

Living in AZ, i couldn't imagine doing this lol.

 

fluid film isnt petroleum based and shouldn't actually hurt any of those things. seen it sprayed every year for 15+ years on same vehicle and has hurt nothing.

 

New shoes ✅ @nitto Terra Grappler G3

 

I have a 2021 TRD OR with 97k miles. Over the last week I noticed the radio disconnecting/turning off sporadically. Wednesday the entire dash was lighting up Christmas tree esk when I applied the breaks occasionally. I assumed I had an electrical short or my foot was hitting a low hanging wire. A friend suggested it may be the battery(original) and bingo! I replaced the battery, problem solved. Just a heads up for those approaching 4-5 years and 100k miles on their battery.

 

Get a

$92 NOCO GB40 : 1000A UltraSafe Jump Starter – 12V Lithium Battery Booster Pack, Portable Jump Box, Power Bank & Jumper Cables - for 6.0L Gas and 3.0L Diesel Engines

NOCO GB40 battery boost if you have not ... batteries can die at anytime .

 

I’ve never had a vehicle respond/act that way from a dying battery. Usually a slow crank at startup or dimming lights. This threw me for a loop…

 

If the ECU can throw a “I won’t start” warning when I miswire a brake light, I very much believe it can freak out when it’s isn’t getting enough battery juice. Such is the modern, computerized automobile, I guess…

 

Agreed. My previous Tacoma was an 08

 

Would love to hear how you like your Nitto G3's I'm seriously looking at these as my first choice.

 

I hope to remember this at 100K miles.

I have same year but a Sport and I just went over 31K. lol

 

At least pick a vent on the passenger side.

 

Oil and filter change along with a new oil filter housing. The original one finally broke after almost 8 years.

Ordered a

$205 Wolfbox G900 Rear View Mirror Camera, Mirror Dash Cam 4K Front and 2.5K Rear, Smart Full 12’’ Touch Screen, Backup Camera for Car, GPS, WDR, Night Vision, Included 64GB Card

Wolfbox G900 pro, a fresh set of rough country seat covers and some miscellaneous items from Toyota's 25% off sale (drums, shoes, spark plugs, filters, gaskets, ect.)

Oh, I also pulled the seats and vacuumed/deep cleaned the whole interior.