What have you done to your 1st gen Tundra today?

Sadly, no cap holder in the later years like mine

Believe me, I've bitched about it several times on here.

 

It really boils down to the bulb. If the bulbs are supposedly "CANBUS compliant", they should have adequate resistance built into the bulb and/or its driver to avoid issues.

LEDs draw less than a standard halogen, in some cases, exorbitantly less. You're using resistors to effectively emulate the effect on the circuit, to mimic what a normal halogen would do. But it's only necessary in cases where the manufacturer doesn't bother, and in 2025, failure to manuf'er your product such that it's CANBUS compliant is a sign your product is inferior.

I'm fairly certain hyperflash is rooted in the same issue: Using LEDs in place of a standard light, such that the relay doesn't have enough load on the circuit to function correctly, so it triggers like ham.

 

Mine settled quite a bit. I ended up raising the front not too long ago.

When we finished.



2 days later.



A while later. (Bonus pic of Donut)

 

Good to know, ill keep an eye on the lift and see if its settling over the next few days then!

 

You can always buy an earlier door version and paint it white.

 

It's been done, but they are not a direct swap. there is a post or 2 on here about it. I remember some guy using rivets.

 

I wonder if it coincides with removal of the lock on the gas door? A feature most people don’t mind having.

 

correct

EDIT: Here's a thread where a guy did a good job, but doesn't detail what is involved. Fuel door interchange | Toyota Tundra Forum

 

Looks like just the plastic fuel filler surround was just replaced with an integrated latch/opener mechanism and the door itself. No real permanent modifications necessary.

 

I figured CANBUS compliant bulbs would keep errors from popping up on CANBUS vehicles. Guess it could also have a positive/noticeable effect on non CANBUS vehicles too.

It always drives me crazy that so many people will go through the effort of doing LED turn signal bulb swaps in their vehicles but then just not care about having hyperflash.

 

That and the constant flickering DRLs.

 

I hate that, almost like a rapid strobing, if you look off-center of the headlights you can see them sparkling. And I don't think the drivers are aware their lights are doing it. Drives me nuts.

 

Used the Tundra to carry some clean-up tools for the property. Hoping to break ground on our build next month.

 

Only the locking fuel doors have that. Those of us without locking fuel doors have to hang our gas caps over the door by the tether. I did see someone was 3D printing a cap holder that clips into our doors, but never ordered it and can't remember where I saw it.

 

I just put my gas cap in the tie down hole on the bed. AITA?

 

I've seen these and they are called Gassholes by mesocustoms. Made for the Tacoma but maybe could be modified for the FGT
https://mesocustoms.com/products/gasshole-v2

 

"B40 Built" is a person that makes some 1st gen tundra parts. I bought the tailgate bushings offered on the website and they he also makes one of those gas cap holders that I have installed on my 2006. It's pretty nice.

 

Savage!