What have you done to your 2.5 gen Tundra today?

I got these & had the hyperflashing issues mentioned. I was able to solve all of it like this:
For moisture I installed a gasket around the taillights & I have never had an issue.
For the hyperflash; I noticed the metal prongs for the reverse light were loose on one & stiff on the other, so when i put the bulb in it would push the socket out of place. When installing the reverse bulb make sure to spread the prongs out or squeeze them! In my case, I had to grab the metal prongs & pull them out very gently and reinstall the bulb....I haven't had an issue since

 

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can't find the post but someone mentioned about their PROCOMP lift what they use to remove the surface rust on the parts and keep it off. If someone remembers can you you PM me please?
Thanks in advance !

 

installed a Amp Research bed step on the truck today. What a help getting in and out of the bed. Money well spent!

 

Ordered DD 8" system and pedal commander.
Trying to make the truck fun to drive again. Found a new rig I can't keep myself from driving past. Haven't had tundra long enough to be trading it in, but once I find something I like, I have hard time with self control. Hopefully these gadgets will be enough to get me back into the tundra and it's archaic technology. If not, you may Find me On the Road Dead.

See what I did there....

 

what do you use??

 

While wondering what this would look like color matched on my truck, I see a warning about sensor interference l. Any issues?

 

If your going to go that route at least hold out til the Chicago Auto show and look at the 2022 Tundra.

 

I had it detailed by a local guy. He applied YACHTE solar defense ceramic coating when I first bought it and now washing it is a breeze!

 

As stated in my post no. So far so good.

 

That looks awesome Jim!

I have been happy to “not” join the “Pro-Grille” club but now I may be considering it because of the more economical alternative through MC Autoparts...

What plans do you have for the new surround and honeycomb insert?

 

Nicely done, Brian!

Now if I may make a suggestion, please remove that other man’s name (unless this is a relative/friend) AND his God-awful bow tie.

Free advertising for the stealership has never been my cup of tea/joe!

cheers

 

I have had to apply 3M trim adhesive more than once to that same piece as well.
Never the passenger side...
always the driver's side.

 

Installed my Black Friday purchase, new Xb headlights woohoo

 

Big shout out to Nick! Great job on the kit. Also Patrick, the kit is very straight forward, but watching the video gives you piece of mind going in. 3-1/2 hours soup to nuts. Took my time and limited it to 4 beers. Mounting and hardware are on point. Now I can tow my camper with no worries.

 

Installed my front VLEDS today, rears tomorrow. Really like them.

 

Not OP but I cut my bracket a couple weeks ago, and it was super easy, no difficulty. I would recommend it.

 

Towed our family pontoon for the first time today. Mid 50s in central Kentucky so we dumped boat in the water and took a ride.

 

We think alike, exact same reason why I put my FRAC switch there

 

Keeping the honeycomb insert.
The surround is black......don't know.

 

Did another 100+ miles, some in the rain....no issues again.

 

Maybe paint the surround or have it painted MGM (at your leisure since it’s already separated) and mate it with the insert for a backup spare grille. Take turns rocking either grille just to change it up...

 

Nope I love the PRO grill. I will keep the honeycomb for awhile.

 

Didn't get a chance to take pictures of it in the daylight / driveway before I had to go to work, but I got my color matched hood bulge and grille installed as well as plasti-dipped the bumper ends. So far the guys at work like the look over the chrome

 

Finally got around to the washer fluid reservoir mod..

 

BAMMM

 

Washed and waxed her today, weather in the northeast is unreal right now but enjoying every bit of it!

 

Removed the XSP logo on the rear of the truck. Used a heat gun set on low and a plastic razor blade. Just heated up the sticker some and used the blade to peel off. Some of the glue was still left so I used Isopropyl alcohol and a soft micro fiber towel to wipe access glue. 1/2 hour task to remove both sides

 

Added some 4x4 decals...

 

Finished lighting up the love shack,...Really diggin the vibe.