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

Yeah I'll definitely bring some. Nah you don't gotta offer nothing. Just know someday I might need your help wrenching again lol

 

do you clap 3 times?

 

Never thought about it. Haven't performed that song in so long

 

I’ve been properly trained to perform that song by none other than Paul Reubens himself.

 

Free OEM muffler, just pay shipping. The hangers are spoken for.

 

Maybe some lawn art to scare the neighbors?

 

I don’t give you enough credit for your brilliance

 

Even a broken clock is right twice a day.

 

Wait ... Does he do it in a PeeWee movie?

 

https://youtu.be/ZJEwrw4VEls

 

Helloing my Frens

 

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

Nothing much except sitting here LMAO at these last few pages before going to Lowes for trailer of mulch

 

Haha awesome quote right there.

 

Whatup!

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Fix that check engine light...

 

I was thinking clean up rust, weld the hole and create a hatch door with a knob on it. Hang it on the wall of the garage and store a bottle of your choice of hard liquor inside.

 

Ah, that's pretty old, 9k miles ago, which is like 3-4 years ago.

Not long after I rolled over mid-65k, alternator fried.
Not long after passing 66,600 that CEL popped, an O2 sensor fail.

 

How does the 4.7 sound with this muffler? I've wanted to upgrade to, what we used to call, a "turbo muffler" which is like a quiet glass-pack. All the sound but none of the volume.

 

I just wash them in the rain.
Dirt preloosened, self rinsing.
Free shower while I'm at it.

 

Recently purchased an 04 Tundra to replace my 03 that had stage 4 frame cancer. Truck has 212 k on the clock and has had a frame replacement. The 03 had just had a rubber coating put on it by Middletown Toyota in NY. I had a Dayco timing belt/water pump put in, new brakes and rotors, oil change. Took off the grill guard off the old truck put it on the new truck. New center caps.
Up next is complete front end kit install, new body mounts, new tow hitch installation, new speakers. The truck has a visor and I've attached a picture. I don't know who the manufacturer is, and I've looked for a match online and couldn't find one. I need two of the teardrop light covers and one new bulb if anyone can help me out with the identification of it.

 

This is all I can find for you ATM
https://www.tundras.com/threads/cab-visors.23887/

 

At idle you cant really tell its not oem. This one isn't as throaty when you get on it as many, at least after you add a tail pipe. Its more of a higher sound. I'm not sure how to describe it.

 

a combination of bum bum bum bum and aaaaaaaah, like a hoarse baritone and Janis Joplin

 

Can't help with the lighted visor, but you may want to read this.

 

I'd like to change mine up too. I miss the no muffler days of when I got the truck. Problem is it sees longer drives with other people occasionally who probably wouldn't want to put up with it. I'd like to do a cutout on it (think @empty_lord did it with his custom exhaust) and just have it dump pre muffler.

Hell I wouldn't mind to have to crawl under the truck and open/close a valve manually. I always wonder about the quality of the remote controlled exhaust valves.

Don't have the equipment to do this stuff myself very well either so I'd have to have the time to take it somewhere.

 

i have cutouts, but they're built directly into the muffler and still dump out the tailpipe.

 

I wanna say @lsaami has a visor. Maybe he has some info.

 

I have a cutout with a turn-down, just before my muff. However, the muffler is a Flowmaster 40, with no tailpipe, just a fat 4" tip welded right onto the output, so it's either loud, or a little bit louder.
My cutout kit is switched with a keyfob that is kept on the steering column, and is used everyday. I've had the kit for well over a year, with no problems. In fact, I haven't even had to change to fob battery yet, even with everyday use. (it's my daily driver and I try to quiet down for the neighbors as I back into my driveway) I was skeptical of the remote setup as well, but pleasantly surprised how well it's worked thus far.

 

thats pretty sweet! your truck sounds good out there.

 

Replaced fog light and 1/2 backer rod to upper dash to try to isolate recent squeaking noise.