What have you done to your 2.5 gen Tundra today?

1 year Toyota "Care" service on the '21 PRO.

 

I did that the other day. Skipped crawling under for the spare.

 

How hard is it to get those two pieces off that you put your buttons in on both sides of the radio? I’ve taken mine apart and taken the radio out to instal a Rago dash mount but haven’t gone past that. I want to wrap those two pieces.

 

Those "two pieces" are actually one big U with the hidden state of Texas underneath. It is really fairly easy. I replaced mine with the black version.

 

Tried to fit the Tundra inside Reward Mine off Highway 395. It was too close for comfort so I decided not to. Fun, short trail getting up there.

 

I didn’t know there is a black version option. Do you happen to have a link? That would be a lot easier than wrapping them.

 

https://www.tundras.com/threads/ter...-come-stock”-thread.85305/page-3#post-2973809

 

Oh yeah a week from now I will have my upgraded Kenwood 1057 headunit installed to go with my Arc Audio system. Getting close.

 

Fuel light came on for the first time... I now know it takes 30 gallons to fill-up when the fuel light comes on... so 8 gallon reserve for fuel pump cooling...



So does anyone know how much of the reserve we can use before it affects the fuel pump

 

Looks awesome, been considering doing this, how was the install?

 

Thanks- install was straight forward. Pain in the ass to remove the factory light. Be sure you have a riv nut tool. I added more sealing around the light black rtv since I live in the pnw. Awesome quality unit love the look and functionality.

 

I flipped both my spares for easier access to air them up. I usually hit all the vehicles each season ~ weather change.

 

Idk, but not sure I want to find out.

 

From other threads I've read people pushing 25+ miles past the 0 Miles remaining/warning light and iirc the most I've seen someone state filling up was 33gal or so. Now whether that will have an affect on the fuel pump idk, not something I am going to test.

 

That will depend on how much debris is in your gas tank, which will depend on several factors, the biggest of which is the age of the truck. The older your truck gets, the more debris finds its way into the tank.

 

One more install note. No need to pull the whole headliner. Only need to undo the back and run the wires across and down.

 

Ready for hunting season. Steep and Cheep has killer deals on these Stoic double self-inflating mattresses and sleeping bags. Width is perfect just waiting on TopperTent to get their sh!t together and make a fullsize version that zips into the softopper.

 

Is that the dac tent in there rolled up?
Def gonna check out that mattress

really been digging this setup for quick camping

 

No, that's just a sleeping bag. I was looking at that tent setup but the topper tent version stays attached to the interior zipper and rolls up inside. I reached out to one of the reps and they're apparently making one but not until next quarter.

 

And don't drop the nuts.

 

Dropped one no big deal it sits in the area doesn't go further magnet to remove.

 

Oh no just hit the 10,000 mile mark today. Time to sell. Lol.

 

Not sure about affecting fuel pump, but I typically get 32 gallons into my tank if I wait for the light to actually come on.

 

$16 Grey Pneumatic (1010MDG) 3/8" Drive x 10mm Magnetic Deep Socket

Amazon.com: Grey Pneumatic (1010MDG) 3/8" Drive x 10mm Magnetic Deep Socket : Tools & Home Improvement

 

One more coat of wax before snow. The best part I did it at work. Lol

 

You get paid while you did it?

 

Pelican case outfitted. Just need to throw in the extra belt and some spare hardware items.

 

Yup, my company is closing down as the owner sold the building and my boss is great. We don’t have much work. 12/23 is our last day.

 

That sucks. What are you going to do?

 

Oh, yeah. I didn’t think of it being out of a job, maybe just relocating?