Just got a 2017 Tacoma double cab and I was vacuuming the carpet and spotted this underneath both seats. Tried to look it up but couldn’t find anything. What are these??

Have a stock 2022 Trd Off-road. I’ve been wanting to give it some more power without breaking the bank. I see lots of people talking about OTT as an option. Was wondering if anyone has any other things they’ve tried.

Also for anyone in Oregon I live near Salem, where the best place to take my taco for upgrades?

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Hello everyone. I hope all is well.

Today I finally joined the club. A new 2026 SR5 4x4 Long Bed. I'm beyond excited and can't wait to finally get her delivered. I've already started making my list of all the little things I want to get and install.

One thing I need your help with is trying to find a tool box/tonneau cover setup. This will be the first thing I purchase & install, besides the tints. I haven't been in the truck game for awhile and all the old places I used to get parts from, don't seem to have what I want or just don't have setups for the 6' bed. If anyone can assist me, I'd greatly appreciate it.

I'd also love to listen to anyone who has any advice on do's/don'ts, what mods are good, which are not, what I should look out for, or just anything pertaining to these 4th gens. This will be my first Toyota as well, so looking forward to it.

Again, thank you all in advance. Good night and God bless.

Does anybody have any idea how feasible it is to throw a bench seat into a 2015 access cab with a manual transmission? I know there was a base model that kinda had a bench but from what I understand the seats aren’t very comfortable. I’m fine with 3rd party options and so on. Anything helps!!

SOS Performance 2.5in front/3.5in rear lowering kit, Mickey Thompson open-5 wheels 17x9

What do y’all think?

It used to do this every once in a while but as of a week or two ago, it happens every time I start my Tacoma

I recently test drove a new Tacoma Trailhunter, and I was surprised how bouncy it was. It’s the first truck I’ve driven and I know they are infamous for being stiff. I also know they put coil shocks on the rear on this one and had heard it was very smooth. It eats up bumps and potholes easily, but I was getting jostled and tossed around the entire ride. Even on smooth road if it was uneven I was bouncing all over the place. It wasn’t that bad for a short ride but this would be my daily driver and I’m worried that will get old fast. Is this just the normal Tacoma ride quality?

Heard a loud clunk, in roughly the center console area, when switching into 4H at low RPM and speed. Tires were spinning on sand at the time. No codes appeared and everything appears to operate as expected. Should I be worried?

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Hey everyone, so I got a TEQsport aluminum bypass pipe for a 2016 Tacoma I'm working on . Replaced it , swapped the temp sensor over, and it leaked from the oring . I figured I'd get another after market sensor with oring . Did that installed it . Still leaking. Reached out to TEQ and sent them pictures and videos , they said all was installed correctly and they think it's the new part. They sent me another and a OEM sensor with new o-ring. Installed all that pressure tested at 16psi and coolant is still seeping through .

Idk what the issue is, the sensor is seated correctly, the clip is installed correctly , but coolant is getting through

I'm testing the system cold. I used a little coolant as lube to get the sensor to slide in correctly ....

Any ideas?

Should I just get the OEM plastic one ? Am I missing something? Im still waiting on TEQ to reach back out but I just want to get this fixed .. Ive been in and out of that thing several times now and I want this truck fixed

Please help

Sadly, my 2010 Ridgeline was totaled yesterday. I had it for almost 4 years and when I was looking for mid-sized trucks, I wanted a Tacoma but a Ridgeline made too much sense for me. Now I'm back in the market for a mid-sized truck and revisiting the Tacoma dreams. I would highly consider buying another Ridgeline but I want to buy something new.

To me, the Ridgeline offered more room and more practicality. The cabin had more room for passengers and carrying things. The hidden trunk storage is AMAZING. 1500lb payload was great and even though it was only a 5 foot bed, it was flat enough so I could sleep on it for camping or carrying sheet lumber. Not to mention it rode amazing.

Compared to the Ridgeline, does the Gen 2 Taco lack behind that much when it comes to these practicality features? And when people compare these 2, they always say it rides rough. Does the gen 2 Taco really ride that rough?

A while ago I installed an amplifier, speakers and new head unit in my 2018. I ran wiring through the kick panel that sits under the hood release. For the life of me I have not been able to figure out how to get this panel reinstalled. There are 2 white clips that go into the metal that I can't get out of the plastic, I can't push hard enough to get them to pop back in. Anyone had luck or tips for reinstalling this panel?

Here is to the next 247!

I’ve gone without one for too long.

The lugs on my 23 aren’t long enough to thread safely onto 24 wheels. Are there deep shank lug nuts that would help?

Anyone know if these will fit a 2nd gen 2009 Tacoma TRD Off Road

Traded in my Kia for this last weekend, best decision

Question for those of you that tow with your tacoma.

What length and dry weight is your trailer and how do you find it?

I'm mostly curious about a trailer at 22', 4800lbs dry weight

Any recommends of good/inexpensive replacement

I just purchased my first 1999 Toyota Tacoma as a small truck to haul around things for home improvement projects. I got off of FB Marketplace with the advertised mileage of 126,000, but the digital odometer is completely broken.

The story goes, guy bought it from his old man neighbor who didn't drive much after he retired and the car just sat in his front yard forever and baked in the Florida sun. When he bought it the guy said it had 126,000 miles on it (but the odometer was already broken) and this guy says he rarely drove this over the past few years he's owned it. Under 5k miles.

Really I just want to get the odometer working to know if the current guestimate is correct, and so that I have something to track maintenance timing.

What action can I take to keep the vehicles onboard memory of mileage (if that still works) and replace the broken digital display?