Search results

In a pinch, try calling the parts department at the local dealership. Easier than taking it off to look.

I’ve not done it yet but have similarly looked into it. On the lower grill, it has a great mounting location on the support bracket. I’ve seen YouTube videos showing a 30” two-row light bar in there. For the upper bumper portion, I’ve seen very slim light bars from a company called OZ-USA (note...

I did. The truck doesn’t wander as much though it’s still a 5,000 plus pound vehicle so I wouldn’t say it’s crisp handling by any means. It definitely tightened up the slop feeling in the steering wheel. -Mike

Lower control arms for $2,400 is pricey. I’ve been told replacing the whole assembly is easier than fighting with the bushings. For reference, a few weeks back I had new lower ball joints, lower control arms, and steering rack bushings installed. Cost for OEM parts was $900 and installation...

First Gen Offroad (https://www.1stgenoffroad.com) is a good starting point for lift kits and anything else First Gen Sequoia related items. Agreed, most leveling kits I’ve found start at 2” of lift. When I lifted my 2005, I put on 33” (stock wheels), took off the mud-flaps, and installed 1.25”...

Check out AirOnBoard (https://www.aironboard.com/online/). You can keep the original panel but pop in these switches. The First Gen Tundra switches fit.

Hi all, Ive searched this forum and the internet in general without an answer. I’ve got a 2005 Sequoia SR5 4x4 with the front center console, immediately below the ashtray and cup holder, which has 4 buttons on it. In the post-facelift years (2005-2007) these have operable buttons depending on...

Any chance you can post how you did the flush mounted light install on your rear bumper? Looks awesome!

I’m averaging about 14mpg with mostly city driving, though I have a 3” lift and I’m running 33” so it’s to be expected.

Hey all, just picked up a 2005 SR5 4x4 with 200k on the clock for a family/camping/hunting rig. Bone stock (even has original shocks & springs) but 2” suspension lift kit from First Gen Offroad is currently being installed after that I’ve got Falken WildPeaks LT285/75r16 lined up for the new...

Jim, if you flip down the cubby that holds the sunglasses case, there should be two screws in there. Take those out and then firmly (but carefully) pull the front/windshield side downwards. Once lowered, there should be one wire connection to remove and that’s it. Hope that helps.