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Right... the OP has a 99; I have a 2001 (see sigs). Now we know you have an 06. The X-codes apply to our generation vehicles, and pretty well known that nobody has "cracked the code" yet for your generation truck. Sorry RON, be patient, there are smart folks working on it I'm sure.

That's true but you can also program an X-code to measure ambient air temp not just intake air temp - as you noted, there is a difference between the 2 temps that the ECU samples. You can also get transmission temp and a number of other specially programmed measurements. Some of these other...

Installed an LED 3 inch watertight ThinLUX task light in the bed of my Tacoma; light courtesy of Travis of Safari Pacific. Power to the bed from a Blue Sea auxiliary fuse block in the engine bay which is routed through a Radio Shack project box with 12 ga wire. The project box also has...

Scan Gauge II can be programmed to measure ambient air temp.

Thanks for demonstrating the bag for egress and THANKS A LOT for not modeling it in a bikini - we'll wait for the model! :) I'm getting a rear tire carrier on my bumper just so I can have a Trasharoo; and thanks for offering a credit for the original one for the Gen II. What are the colors...

I secretly lust for "Old Suzy." Simply elegant Grand Dame of Land Cruisers.

Would later happen to be at OX10? Saves on postage and gets that new product out there sooner for all to see in use!

As another officer in the military I can assure you these vehicles are being used in the CENTCOM AOR today and have been for the last several years. For many of the reasons cited above and to ease logistics - maintaining these already uber-reliable vehicles when you're already subsisting off...

Dang - I got the 100 filler PN from Japan 4x4 but its on my now TU HDD whose files I haven't been able to recover yet. Still hoping to get some practical experience from your fitment for my mods for the Tacoma fall project. Concerned about the 100 filler size and space I have for the drop to...

Post was in 2008 and welcome in 2010?

Marathon seat covers all the way! have had them for 3 years and look great, fit snug, comfortable in the heat, and wash up great after they get dirty - just throw them in the wash.

That's not the 100-series dual filler/flapper is it?

I have a 2.7 MT and run 5.29's and with 285's it's spot on. With an MT I suggest you consider 4.88 to run 33's.

Yes, before we pull the trigger on a lesser product. Maybe we can get a peek at OX10? :drool:

Nice find! Makes for a clean install. Now you've got to find stuff to switch...

Wow - 3 times the price from Japan.

Quiet! They could be monitoring our posts... :Wow1:

Hello! My name is Bloo and I too have a problem... :coffeedrink:

You done good. Those are all interesting mounting options but yours was an innovative use of space that will work well and adds to our list of options. The academics among us will claim you just added to the "corpus of knowledge."

Not trying to stray too far off topic but Aaron, I've been thinking about the fiberglass tanks. I've seen the videos and read the brochures. I've got a steel 20 lb cylinder but not anxious to lug or secure that potential missle in the bed. What's your experience so far and what size did you get?