I went to O'Reilly's Auto parts and bought a trim and moulding tool kit. Then I returned home and parked my Toy in the sun for a couple of hours until it got real nice and warm. Here in Tucson it was 107 so I figured that it was a good time to remove all of the inside panels and the weather...
I have a 99 4R SR5 w 238k on it and it would only take one trip up and down Mt Lemmon here in Tucson, AZ and my front brakes would start vibrating because they warp so easily. Once I upgraded to Tundra front disks that problem ceased to exist.
I bet that would wake them up because quite often people drifting into your lane are either daydreaming or texting and they just don't hear the "normal" horn but that air horn would really wake them up. I love the idea.
Almost at 280k and still going strong.
I love my T4R 99 and I have been using it to pull my 6x12 cargo trailer for my mobile bicycle repair business for the last 2 yrs. I upgraded the front brakes to Tundra set and went through 2 sets of rear airshocks before upgrading to HD mechanical...
How did you pop out the outer strip? The inner strip was easy enough but the outer strip is being more difficult to remove. It looks like there are clips on each end but I wasn't sure and since I don't have the replacement part yet I did not want to try too hard since I did not want to damage it.
That is what happened to me as well. Now I have to go back and have them order the outer Belt-Weather strip. Irritating because I specified to the parts agent that I needed the outer strip. I installed the inner quite easily enough but now I need to figure out how to remove the outer strip.