What have you done to your 2.5 gen Tundra today?

Can I be your brother...

 

Light to dark. Either there or up one row looks good to me. Are you making it to T2S? We may have to debate this over a couple beers.

 

It was toward the end of May. You should be getting close.

 

I wish, not sure if I'll be able to make it with work.

 

Nice. When I phoned him he said 4-6 weeks but also said he thinks they're about 2 weeks ahead of schedule.. Didn't put much weight into it at the time but now everytime I drive I'm antsy lol

 

Drove it to the Braves/Sox game last night with my sister and dad. Sister flew in from Oregon to surprise our dad for an early Father's day gift. Game was awesome. Was like we were at Fenway with the crowd chanting....."Let's go Red Sox," just about everytime they were at bat.....lol

 

Best mod there is. Just paid mine off Sunday and waiting for the title in the mail. Can confirm adds 50 hp

 

Sucks that other auto manufacturers are using amber DRL's now. At least you will gain the 3rd low beam projector.

 

Yeah I've tried running my current set on high beam with the lights tilted as low as they can go and it looks a lot better then regular beams. Plus the amber should tie in well with the rest of my front light plans.

 

That's what I did too...

 

I pulled this from the interwebs...

 

Gratz!
Good to know there's another local on here

 

On the cab it's just whatever kit Yakima recommended for the Tundra with their HD bars. If you need more info let me know.

 

Completed the tailgate power lock and wired up the lights on my tow mirrors.

 

What’s up guys!…haven’t had much time to get on here last couple months, lots goin on on the home front…family and I bought a new house so it’s been crazy, and the mods have come to a halt, but just posted my latest video and wondering if anyone has had this issue with their Tundra…this is one I can’t figure out!…and here’s a pic of the new pad, garage is even bigger than what I had so my 2 babies (truck and boat) will have plenty of room to sleep!…hahaha…plenty of room for all my projects as well!

Has This Ever Happened To Your Tundra???...Help!
https://youtu.be/n6v5JGRu3Ns

 

I kinda skipped around the video and haven’t watched it all the way through yet, so maybe you already answered this, but did you install sound deadener? There was another member on here that found that his material was catching on the window just enough that it would cause the safety stop to engage or something along those lines. Pulling the deadener away seemed to fix it.

 

Could it be a pinched or bad connection on the factory wires? I would start by looking at the wires from the door going into the B pillar. With the door closed the wires are kinda bent and when you open the door the wires straighten out. Maybe some in there is causing this. Can't be grounding out because you didn't blow a fuse.
JMO.
Good luck.

 

BTW, congratulations on the new house.

 

Picked up the trailer from storage today and I'm happy to report that it sits dead level with the trailer (and weight distribution hitch) attached. Before installing the Roadmaster Active Suspension it would squat 1.5" with the trailer hooked up. Now it only squats .75".

Also, the rear settled a bit since Sunday. Unloaded, the rear sits 1.25"-1.5" higher than before the RAS install.

 

My buddy pitches for the Red Sox. Nathan Eovaldi. We grew up playing baseball with each other.

 

Congratulations on your new house Patrick!

 

Got my retro badge today from Amazon.

 

Wow Tundras.com night at the ballpark!

 

Rear diff breather hose relocation complete. I bought 12 feet of 5/16 hose and used 10. Happy with the outcome. Also installed the HikeIt throttle controller, running at sport 3 and feels like I woke up a monster, not sure I dare try the race mode. I was lumbering through traffic before, now I can move where I want, when I want.

 

That's awesome. He's one of their best.

 

Wife was driving the Tundra while I was working today. She went over a speed bump and heard a loud pop. Apparently it was loud enough that people in the lot ran over to her to make sure she was ok. Turns out the shaft in the shock's coil snapped.

We're supposed to leave Friday for a 3000 mile road trip...

Called around on who could replace the shocks and no one had any availability for at least a week. Finally found a shop that's hooking me up with expedited service (mad props to this local, family-owned shop). The only shocks they can get here in time are Ranchos (unsure of the model...). I've read mixed things about Ranchos, but ultimately I suspect they'll be better than the Belltech Street Performance garbage that broke and mostly just glad we'll be able to hit the road as planned!

 

Ya he is having a decent year so far

 

First, congrats on the new house! I know you're pumped about that!

Regarding the window issue, is the same window affected with the other people with this issue? That is the longest wiring run, and it could be that the voltage drop is enough to only marginally meet the voltage requirements of the window motor with the module installed. If you've already checked the voltage at the window motor and saw a high enough voltage, that might rule this possibility out. But if you have only a small percentage over the design voltage of the motor, there may be enough fluctuation to keep it from working on a seemingly random basis.

 

Me too