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That's what figured. The way he presented himself leads me to believe he had no clue... Just punches numbers all day. I have a pretty reputable shop that specializes in tranny work so I'll probably get it done there. Don't want to wait much longer

I try to love the scoop, but I wish it actually served a purpose. Maybe a ram air duct routed to the air box.

I tried to set up an appointment to get my tranny flushed at the dealer. I'm at 53,000 miles now and want to get this done when I should. They tell me that the brand in my model Tacoma is called "World Class" fluid and doesn't need to be flushed until 100,000 m. REALLY? then the said they didn't...

Glad to hear it brother!

This is true. My battery on my 2011 died a couple of month ago. Does the light gradually dim or does it flicker?

Any luck?

Sure...go ahead

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Find the fuse assigned to the fog lights Pull it out with fuse pullers or carefully with pliers, examine the wire in the middle. Good (Left) and Bad (Right) Fuses If that's not it, twist the fog light harness until in pulls out of the housing and check the bulb for a bad filament (Use gloves...

Here's a pic of the wire harness for the fog light. This is just behind the bumper. Crawl on your back just as I did under the front of the truck. Use a flash light if you have too. This is what you are looking for. The little blue wire harness just below the headlight. Sorry it's a little salty...

Assuming the fog light bulb has a harness (havent looked at mine). See if you can't remove the light bulb from the housing. From there you can get a good look at the wiring or perhaps broken filament. I haven't had to remove the bulb before, but I'll take a look this morning and see just how...

That's exactly my point whip, I use it for temporary purposes (1-2 years). Therefore, it works great. If it's used as a permanent solution, it's being used beyond it's capability and you will see the results the "derp lovers" are getting.

Your opinion is based on the faults of others misusing the product. That's the problem with dip. When someone gets bad results, they think it's the product and not the user. When really it's neglect on the process or setting too high of expectations for what it's capable off, for example...

Disagree... Far from suck

Why not...

Well Toyota isn't known for there reliable seat warmers

Sounds tempting

Just ordered some Anzo black euro style headlights. Should be here soon!

Have you researched about what causes the "potential" fire hazard? It may just be a fire hazard when the seats are left on for too long with contact to other sensors or materials in the seat. Don't get worked up just yet, it may not pertain to certain users. For example, my wife's camery has...

Getting back on topic...from the looks of it, new rims and some fancy badging. But, we don't know what could be under the hood yet, maybe that could be the twist. However, if toyota history repeats itself, it's probably just for looks....and a TRD exhaust.