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

Oh man, I got drunk the other night and made some. It was awesome.

 

Don't come in here spouting reasonableness. Pick a side or gtfo.

 

No corn, no carrots. Stewed tomato chunks are acceptable.

 

I did this a couple weekends back but still counts lol. I removed my passenger door panel and tightened the grab handle as it was loose. May need some glue as it felt like it may be stripped partly. Also removed my passenger window switch and took it apart to clean. The switch worked to go up but not down. It had a lot of carbon arcing on the contacts and took a bit of effort to clean it all up. Then even move time just to get the stupid thing back together lol. Saved myself about $40 repairing it instead of replacing it! There are two contacts inside the switch and they face opposite sides. And it was so hard to get them back into position thanks to the internal design having some ribs inside that made it really hard to move them around as I needed. It sucked lol but is repairable.

 

I choose food

 

I prefer chili without beans, but I've been served it with beans my whole life, so I don't fuss about it either way

 

That's not even chili anymore, that's Frito pie

 

This guy gets it.

 

FTFY

 

You guys got derailed again

Just to get this back on track, I wired up the Auxbeams. Took like 5 minutes.

 

My P started working out of nowhere after like two weeks haha

 

there are things that differ chitcago and new york pizzas. TN & LA wings. Texas has meat & meat based accessories. Which chili & fajitas, and tacos fall under. If i wanna make meth i'll ask AR.

 

Might want a doctor to take a look at that issue

 

2 weeks is a long time when dealing with a P issue.

 

Actually it was over two weeks, maybe three. I still never found the leds I lost. I already got a new set. Might not need em now.

 

Meth is good with a little chili P in it. Meth is good without it. But overall,

 

Finally pulled the skid to paint per @FishNinja and @shifty` request, found this piece. Anyone know what it goes too? Is it part of the skid plate?

 

Doesn’t belong to it IMO.

 

I didn’t think so either, just curious where it is from. I’m thinking it’s from something when I pulled the stock bumper apart to build the new one

 

It's ok, because my D, N, R, even my 1 & 2 kept working.

 

Not shiny and chrome?

 

Chrome is for cars pre-1990

For best results, use pre-1980

 

Like my wheels, I haven't seen my skid on yet either. Might not keep it like that.

 

Can someone help me figure out what fuse goes in this SHORT D.C.C spot in the fuse box under the hood.
It looks bigger than a regular fuse, I have had a 20amp in there for a long time and just realized that is the wrong fuse after my radio and power locks stopped working.

Iv been reading its called a Short Pin but im trying to find a part number

Called the dealer and they said nothing goes there

 

My 00 has a completely different fuse / relay box

 

Whoa, I have the fuse but it's completely unmarked

 

Thank you for send this over, might have to just hit the junk yard. The dealer has been no help, even a tech said nothing goes there. Im telling them my radio and locks dont work if there is nothing in there

I have had a 20amp half way in and out in that slot since forever and have started to get shortages

 

Based on color it should be a 25?
Just removed it (again) to see if my truck did annything and my radio turned off.

 

I did some digging and found this
It's for a 86 but the concept still applies I believe, Basically that fuse is to be removed in order to stop parasitic draw during shipping and is supposed to be reinstalled by the stealership. That tech you spoke to is a retard (and please tell him I said that)

it's also called a "short pin" and is not an actual fuse

 

Yeah, it controls the radio and power locks I have found. I have also found the part number after contacting Carson Toyota, I feel like me and the part guy have been talking way to much lately hahhaha

for the 2006 tundra Short D.C.C fuse 82824-20140.