What have you done to your 2nd gen Tundra today?

It must just be the circumstance of where I live, I can't seem to find squat. I check a few of the auto recycling website, and there are a few, but I would like for it to be close enough so that I could check out the condition of the seat cushion knowing that's the highest wear spot. It's nice that they'll just swap in. Actually I would be interested in one from a Tundra as well. I'm just interested in the power adjustability, it wouldn't even have to be leather or heated. I'd be willing to explore seeing if a seat from a Land Cruiser would fit, but I wouldn't hold out hope. Thanks for the reply.

 

I definitely got lucky. I live in Alaska so not many choices here either. If you can’t find tundra seats I would go for that. The driver side mounted up just fine, but the passenger seat wiring was not a direct match.

 

Finished the install of my Rago bed stiffeners.:

 

Wow, sounds like you really did score! I'm on the lookout for either a Tundra or Sequoia power seat having read that either are just about plug and play. I don't even think color would matter as I have seat covers. I'm only interested in the driver seat though, the Standard Cab has a passenger seat where the seatback will fold forward and flat, and has a hard plastic backside where you can put things. I often put my tool bag there to rifle through. I've read that some Sequoias have this front passenger seat configuration as well, but I've not seen one in person.

 

A little late and I posted the radio in another thread but I recently put on some 35’s and a 10.1 inch head unit. Falken wildpeaks and pioneer 8600 nex.

 

which switch back bulbs did you use?

 

https://youtu.be/N1cJMmDBYPE

 

I used Superbrightleds https://www.superbrightleds.com/moreinfo/miniature-and-subminiature-bulbs/3157-switchback-led-bulb-dual-function-60-smd-led-tower-a-type-wedge-retrofit-rvb/2424/12762/?utm_campaign=Child+-+Organic+Shopping&utm_source=LED+Light+Bulbs+-+Universal+Finder+>+Miniature&utm_medium=3157-AW60-SA-2PK&gclid=Cj0KCQjw9b_4BRCMARIsADMUIyoYZJXoZ3RD1a7VeuOzzwFbBeCuVUi0Vn_RG-mctd2hzyMPSH4NiLcaAm6HEALw_wcB. BUT!!!!! I fully DO NOT recommend them. I had to modify the plastic on the bulb slightly to make it fit in the housing and the wiring is not correct for the tundras CK socket so I had to extend the wires and bend them to the correct position. It was not terribly hard but I would do more research and find a bulb that works better. That being said they look good and I am satisfied with the end product.

 

Ditch light! I’m stoked. Mainly did it for the looks but more light up front can’t hurt as if I didn’t have enough already haha

 

Picked up some cedar flat stock

 

A bath after getting creamed.

 

That's what she said.

 

What did you do to your 2nd Jen???????

 

She swallowed a puddle of mud that I parked on when I went to a park on the weekend. Needed to clean the mud off. She looked too good that I couldn't help myself.

 

Man your always doing something productive. Slow down your making the rest of us look bad. Lol

 

Haha your wish shall be granted at least for truck stuff for a bit here. My work is requiring us to move towns. Going to slap some cedar trim on the house to increase curb appeal. I don’t get a choice but need to finish all my half-done reno projects, so I can’t stop haha.

 

One day I’ll just wash my truck on a weekend hopefully haha

 

Finished installing my lights and went for a drive.

 

A/C condensation has been leaking into the cab of our 2013 for years. Hubs always said he needed to take it to the shop and have it looked at.
Screw that! With a little digging on this site, I found info on how to blow out the drain port with an air compressor.
So.much.nasty came out of the line. Now I just have to get the funk out of the cab.

 

Watched as she got a free rain bath.

 

Can you put a link to the thread that shows how to blow out the drain port? Thanks for your help!

 

this is almost done

 

I found this link buried in an old thread on this site. It worked beautifully.

https://www.tundratalk.net/threads/diy-unclogging-ac-drain-hose.712289/

 

How hard is it to get the bumper cover off? I'm going to have mine repainted when I get the grill color matched. Thanks.

 

easier than putting on a bumper that wasn't built to fit

judging by the directions, there are multiple choices in how it is bolted/clipped in. on the clips, pull up the center part and the clip will pull right out. the bolts are 10mm, there is one clip in the fender liner...that may have a screw head, but it will be a push clip, so again, pull the center piece up. the bottom on mine had two hidden white clips that just pushed and locked in place, so once you get all the bolts and clips out of the top, it may take a little wrestling, but will pop off. on the sheetmetal piece behind the filler under the headlight, there are actually four bolts. two in front (i have one missing while i struggle to get it to line up) and two behind it in the back (you can see one in the picture). you shouldn't have to pull the nuts. they hold a brace underneath

the clips go through the plastic, but the bolts go through a sheetmetal piece that on my 2012 was attached.

 

Thanks. I may pull it at the same time I'm doing the 3rd Gen bumper swap.

 

Swapped out the 8" dumped system for the standard 8 with the long resonator. Dumped had too much drone. Really like how Keith sent out a new system no problem.

 

Out off Marsh Station Rd?

 

Installed my Baja Designs LP9s and rewired all other lights to a Switch Pro SP-9100 Panel.









Regards,

BWJ