What have you done to your 2.5 gen Tundra today?

Just in case you're looking for your keys...

 

Hey that's where I always leave my keys too....

 

Molle type visor
The Marine patch is for my mentor who served in Vietnam 3 division Marine Company
He was one of the guy who went in the tunnels
The anchors are from my retirement

 

I bought another one for my wife's 4Runner. The Tacoma sits in the garage a lot during the winter and the battery was dead today. It fired up right away with the GB40. I'm sold. For $100, it's hard to beat.

 

Congrats Senior....

 

Thank You

 

Get one of these if it sits alot.

https://no.co/genius2d

 

Finally upgraded the air system with larger diameter lines, and to each wheel well a schrader valve. The Smittybilt compressor is still under the hood and already runs cooler. I now just carry four short hoses to air up after offroading. I kept the rear quick connect to help others air up when needed. If you do this get nylon lines, I originally used Polyurethane and they didn’t stand up to the heat.

 

Geno, I'm surprised that air line isn't blue.

 

Thanks. I hooked it up to the Battery Tender. No one wants to ride in the Taco this winter.

 

From my research, it should be part #55064-0C011-C4. All the descriptions for the search results of that number say, "With leather trim, black/red."

 

55064-0C010-C4

 

2020 wireless carplay issue:

like I said earlier, it works great.

however, when I drive to work, it disconnects every time at this location. both to and from work.

what type of signals can interrupt a Bluetooth connection?

the road circled is beltway 8

 

Interesting. Do other people drive thru there experience the same thing?

 

On way list of things to do to the Tundra in the spring.

 

no idea. but it is completely replicate-able. happens everyday.

 

Aliens!

 

Probably just high RF interference. Maybe there's a transmission tower or something leaking some signal or something.

 

Noticed a light ping pong sound at high speeds (60mph+). slSeems to be coming from my passenger side. Looked at my air filter and box but didn't see anything. It's like an acorn or something is trapped somewhere and ping pings around occasionally when experiencing a strong enough air flow.


Also, replaced my battery.

 

There’s a spot near me that does the same thing. I’ve always assumed an industrial park off the highway was using an RF band that caused the interference.

 

???

 

good eye.

I'll make note of that thing when I pass by today.

 

Drove it to work (again), but today we have a Tundra corner in the parking lot.


I should have paid more attention. To the right, there are two tacos parked as well.

 

Light pole

 

I have an aftermarket Android Auto in another vehicle and mine does the same thing every time I hit the curve below so I know the frustration. I believe my culprit it a bit more obvious:

 

Airports. Does it to mine (AA-Wireles) every time.

 

Thanks for the tag

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