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- 2023 XLT Hybrid pushing a 40 foot diesel motorhome 2014 Toyota 4Runner Limited
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I figured after owning truck for about 3 months now and participating in several post, time to post some pics of what I have done to the truck. ALL of these mods were idea's I stole from tis site, so thank you to those who were the first to attempt these. (BETA testors)!
1. Side marker and turn signals. One of my favorite and look nice!
2. All bulbs changed out to Lasfit LED's. (had to get the newer T3 series after the software update) but all fine now.
3. Tonneau Cover I had Ford add on at the dealer. Ultra Flex by Under Cover, I think same one as Realtruck sells. Expensive, but worth it.
4. Bumper /hitch cover. Covers up the big empty space. and added my own 7 pin trailer connector. Tapped into 4 pin and tucked away the remaining three wires for future use if need be.
5. Led lighting in bed and also added 2X6 bed dividers.
6. Dash mat. Keeps it much cooler in hot summer heat and fits very well. Bought this from local FORD dealer.
7. MRT Hood struts. Like them, they work just fine... but, the hood is about 5 inches lower and can be a head knocker. Not sur I will keep them, the rod was ok.
8. Ford brand mud guards front and rear.
9. Husky floor mats! Love them, have had them in all my vehicles since around 1994. Pretty blue sill plates for all doors. Put in my own accent lights, fron and back footwell area's so wife and I can see when we drop crap on the floor. These, or something similar should be stock from the factory.
10. Kia mirror install! Another one of my favorites as I hate those garage door remotes that end up under the seat after falling off the visor!
VIOFO dash cam install. Took it out of my Tundra.
11. Battery tender hookup. Just plug it into the hidden wire that you reach in by the grill and pull it out. Takes 20 seconds total. No dead batteries, I keep one on every car I have had for the last 20 years. I know this is my first hybrid and may be different, but it is not unusual for me to get 6-7 years on a battery and I have gotten 9 out of one on my old Jeep LJ.
12. Led rope light under front hood. Kind of cool looking I think, especially when it does it's dance when starting up!
Will now try to post pictures. Hope this site takes HEIC Iphone format photo's! Thanks to all of you for the advice, and information. I do like this new truck. Not a Tundra, but then I'm not pulling any 8,000 plus trailers around anymore, so the son now has that for his work.
Sorry, no photo's for now as this site doesn't like iphone format apparently. Will convert iphone pics to JPG when I get time and post them.
1. Side marker and turn signals. One of my favorite and look nice!
2. All bulbs changed out to Lasfit LED's. (had to get the newer T3 series after the software update) but all fine now.
3. Tonneau Cover I had Ford add on at the dealer. Ultra Flex by Under Cover, I think same one as Realtruck sells. Expensive, but worth it.
4. Bumper /hitch cover. Covers up the big empty space. and added my own 7 pin trailer connector. Tapped into 4 pin and tucked away the remaining three wires for future use if need be.
5. Led lighting in bed and also added 2X6 bed dividers.
6. Dash mat. Keeps it much cooler in hot summer heat and fits very well. Bought this from local FORD dealer.
7. MRT Hood struts. Like them, they work just fine... but, the hood is about 5 inches lower and can be a head knocker. Not sur I will keep them, the rod was ok.
8. Ford brand mud guards front and rear.
9. Husky floor mats! Love them, have had them in all my vehicles since around 1994. Pretty blue sill plates for all doors. Put in my own accent lights, fron and back footwell area's so wife and I can see when we drop crap on the floor. These, or something similar should be stock from the factory.
10. Kia mirror install! Another one of my favorites as I hate those garage door remotes that end up under the seat after falling off the visor!
VIOFO dash cam install. Took it out of my Tundra.
11. Battery tender hookup. Just plug it into the hidden wire that you reach in by the grill and pull it out. Takes 20 seconds total. No dead batteries, I keep one on every car I have had for the last 20 years. I know this is my first hybrid and may be different, but it is not unusual for me to get 6-7 years on a battery and I have gotten 9 out of one on my old Jeep LJ.
12. Led rope light under front hood. Kind of cool looking I think, especially when it does it's dance when starting up!
Will now try to post pictures. Hope this site takes HEIC Iphone format photo's! Thanks to all of you for the advice, and information. I do like this new truck. Not a Tundra, but then I'm not pulling any 8,000 plus trailers around anymore, so the son now has that for his work.
Sorry, no photo's for now as this site doesn't like iphone format apparently. Will convert iphone pics to JPG when I get time and post them.
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