3rd Gen Accessory Thread

Don’t forget that the 2022 Tundra TT V6 has two air intakes/filters. You’ll need two TRD filters. Had the TRD CAI on my 2016 Tacoma TRD Sport and loved it, so I put them on my 2022 TRD OR Limited. Not sure if a CAT Back would make any difference.

 

Anyone know if Go Rhino has Black Friday sales? Looking to get some running boards eventually but not in any rush

 

Probably, but they also give you a 25% code when you sign up with email got the sliders and brackets for $733

 

Good call! Thanks for the heads up.

 

Yup. I just ordered the powered running boards from them and got the 25% discount too. They say 12/16 for shipping.

 

Added lights in the bed today, they provide a lot of light and have a push button switch, wired for direct power. Ran power from batter back to passenger side tail light to tie in, the kit has an in-line fuse. Grounded them with and existing chassis bolt under the bed. Not sure the adhesive will hold up but will fix if not. Soldiered all connections and lug for hot wire on battery post.
Videos would have you drill all sorts of holes in the back but I did it with only drilling one small hole for the pushbutton, cut the wire, fed it thru, then soldiered back together. Use double faced adhesive on the button (not included), pretty hidden so it won't get pushed by accident.
YouTube install video:. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=zdbbVnDnG6Q

Bought the lights from Amazon, recommended on several sites so I gave it a shot, so far so good.

Lights:

$33 Nilight 3PCS 60" Bed Light Strip 270 LED with On/Off Switch Blade Fuse Splitter Extension Cable for Cargo Pickup Truck SUV RV Boat,2 Years Warranty

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07ZLWJZLT?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details
Conduit:

$17 ZhiYo 50FT 3/8” Wire Loom Split Tubing Auto Wire Conduit Flexible Cover | High Temperature Heat Resistant -40F to 257F | Plastic Cover for Electrical Wires & Cables

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07PNBYWMP?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details
Wire:

$12 GS Power 18 AWG (American Wire Gauge) CCA Primary Wire | 50 ft Red & Black | Also Available in 14 & 16 Ga

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07D74RGVM?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details. (low wattage so this gauge is fine)

 

What site did you buy this off of?

 

https://www.ajtdesign-llc.com/online-store/2022-c133992787

 

Which version is it flush or one with bar? Would you be willing to ship? Sent ya a message also. Thanks B

 

Any further update my friend? I’m just getting ants in my pants since mine is around the corner.

 

WHich LED Tail light strip? @CKOPIX

 

@brewjd - it came with a 4-pin trailer connector and the mate. I wired the mate into the harness so if it breaks, I can unplug it and plug in a new one. Also drilled small holes in plastic between bumper and tailgate and used black zip ties instead of drilling so it would not block the spare tire hole. Also didn't trust the adhesive.
49" LED

$55 49" LED Tailgate Light Bar for Trucks [Rigid Aluminium Frame] [Amber Sequential Turn Signal] [Tail & Reverse Light] [IP66 Waterproof] Rear Truck Tail Under Tailgate Brake Light Bar for Cars Trailer

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07YNZ5XHX
Short video: https://photos.app.goo.gl/Zx99jq94smDMbr7x9

 

@CKOPIX Can you provide more detail/pics on the install of this light bar please? I don't see how it can be installed without blocking the spare tire access slot. Or is there a way to use the clips to mount without drilling holes? Maybe a 2-sided tape to mount the clips? Maybe that will provide easier access to the spare tire slot?

 

@brewjd - this is how I did it after evaluating the options, just sharing as one alternative, may not be right for you. I didn't see a way to use adhesive as the bar goes over the top of the license plate holder. I am happy with it as i didn't have to drill any metal parts. Also, you can pop out the existing wiring harness and get the LED cable through to tie into the cable harness without drilling. OR you can plug right into the trailer hitch on the bumper, too messy for me with cable and I pull a trailer. I used a multimeter to make sure I was splicing into the right lines in the harness, lost my notes on that but you can figure it out pretty easy. Please post some pictures if you hook one up. I will say drivers see me a mile away now, never have an issue merging or changing lanes.

 

Thanks bud. The video you linked looks awesome. I'm all for making it really easy for people to see what I am doing. Just trying to avoid drilling extra holes in my new $70k truck. I know it's not a huge deal, just having trouble getting my mind around it. It should be here in about three weeks so I have a little time to make up my mind. I may just use the adhesive and put it over the spare tire slot. If I have to pull it off I have to pull it off. 48 years of driving and I have maybe had 3 flats that I have had to change on the side of the road?

I wonder if I just plug it into the 4 pin outlet if the truck will think I'm pulling a trailer?

 

bummer not a viable solution for our winters up here when hit the negatives as low at -25F actual. those zip ties get really brittle during the cold snaps and the body/bed flexing cause them to snap at times.

the double sided tape works, but you can get the same issue after a few years.

most of the ones i see on trucks they are usually dead after a few years or failing due to harsh winters we have. leds dead, control module broken.

gave up on them after they constantly fail after a year or two in our extreme cold snaps in ND

 

@nodak67 - I used just 4 zip ties, don't mind swapping them out annually or as needed to access license plate holder. Also the plastic they are connected to is very flexible, don't see it being as brittle as attaching to metal and they don't have to be uber tight. If you search, you can find cold weather zip ties rated to -40F/C, we use them in telecom. Hope you find something that works for your environment.

 

lol didnt realize they made cold rated zip ties.

i also quit putting up xmas lights around the garage since the siding plastic anchors get super brittle after 2-3 yrs.

they attached by sliding them under the seams on the siding on the house.

 

@9510 THanks, you just gave me an excuse not to put lights out!

 

Sell it yet. Check your messages..

 

I've pulled my trailers with each plug. I don't think it knows the 4pin is plugged in but I'm not 100%. I only really payed attention with the enclosed since it has brakes and I wanted to make sure they were working.

 

Is that Oem?

 

No, these were off Amazon:

$48 RefitEco Mud Flaps Compatible with 2022 2023 2024 Tundra Accessories All Weather Guard Mud Guards Splash Front & Rear 4pcs Set (Not Fully Compatible with Tundra SR)

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0B9RKHF8K

 

Sorry for the technically challenged question, but if I just plug into the 4 pin with the connector that comes with the lights will all the sequential signal turn signals, back up lights, brakes lights etc. on the light bar work properly or will I still have to splice into the rear brake light? I appreciate your patience with me.

 

got one, thanks

 

I really don't know but I would imagine it will work how it's supposed to if you just plug into the factory 4pin. The pigtail they send with it is for a vehicle that doesn't already have it. I do not have this light, I was just commenting that I think only the round plug realizes a trailer is plugged in.

 

Does anyone know if the LED bed lights that come with the audio package are available separately, like the kit for the Tacoma?

 

They don't come with the audio package, they come with the power package that includes the Qi phone charger and the 120v 400W inverter and plugs.

Can you get the light seperate, yes, but not as a kit. The wire harness you may be able to get as well but no one seems to know those details on PN or where it goes, yet.

A little search show other Threads about this:

https://www.tundras.com/threads/so-...he-tacoma-for-bed-lights.109113/#post-2976036

https://www.tundras.com/threads/has-anyone-added-bedlamps-to-their-truck.111667/#post-2883643

 

For those of you with the oem tonneau cover, is it true, it covers up the rear camera view from the top of the cab? I thought I read that somewhere in here, but now can't find it, so I thought I'd ask.

 

OEM Tonneau Cover and Rear Camera view works just fine