it looks like you have the mat meant for automatic trans, the mats for the manuals have a skinnier face near the clutch.
@Dansflhti - canada mats are nicer and beefier
i only adjusted the front camera view.
i read through the calibration manual linked in a previous post and did not find it necessary to do anything else as only the front camera angle is different, sensors/other cameras should not need a recalibration.
i did my own calibration via the diagnostics menu and did not have this happen, everything lines up and works 100% with the rave bracket. must have been a setting the toyota tech changed.
did an alignment at a toyota dealer at ~5k miles and had to bring it back cause it was obviously crooked. this was when the truck was stock back in mid 2024.
dealer told me it was probably from "off-roading" but i assumed they used the 3rd gen tacoma specs because the 4th gen wasn't available...
Appreciate it! :thumbsup:
The cutouts support 1/2" long m6 bolts to fit any standard amps mount (2-hole diamond or 4-hole square). I use 2-hole amps 20mm ball mounts for mine.
update: 8" screen mount finishing it's last round of testing, available for pre-order
2024 Toyota Tacoma Dash Mount | ICS FAB - code "trdmoro" for 10% off sitewide
i've been running the ICS Fab dash mount for the last few months and it's been really solid. only have need for a handheld GMRS but it has enough space to mount radio boxes and more.
the 2 hole amps ball mounts with 3" arms on either side are the best mounting points to keep a phone/radio/mic...
wow thanks for finding this, the dealer was going to charge me a couple hundred $ to fix.
Which camera bracket did you use? Hoping to be able to fix the camera alignment perfectly as having the 360 view off bothers me so much.
I would double check the production date stamped on the tires, don't recommend buying anything older than 2/3 years.
Also be wary of bait and switch, it's common shopping second hand around socal on fb market/offer up. usually if it's too good to be true, it usually is. I've ran into multiple...
it calculates average mpg based on the distance driven (higher mpg on highway, lower on local streets)
once reset you need to accumulate distance again to accurately display your average
uptop overland kilo roof rack
the quality and price point can't be beat. installation was easy and the rack was designed very well, no additional wind noise added. the wedge wind screen design omits the need for the rubber grommet and allows for the top half to be removable for future light bar...
great product, fit is perfect.
the material is more like plastic than rubber, but soft enough to stop the gear and tools i keep under from sliding and rattling.