Tacoma 3rd Brake Light Replacement
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- Опубликовано: 20 окт 2024
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Toyota Tacoma 3rd Brake Light Replacement. Finally, you can replace that OEM chrome/silver brake light. This will give you much better light output, along with blacked out housing. We always have these in stock with fast shipping and can be purchased using the link below.
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A deep socket with a little tape to hold the nut while threading it back on is key to this install. I’m so glad I read these comments because this is NOT an easy install. Everything about uninstalling the OEM light and installing the new Tacoma 3rd brake light is easy to the point of threading the nuts back on the Tacoma 3rd brake light. As mentioned in the comments, the bolt studs are about 1/4” shorter on this replacement light then the OEM brake light, making it so much more difficult to thread the nuts back on. Unless you have some extremely skinny long fingers, you aren’t going to be reaching it by hand. I had two helpers because the first one left me after we both got completely frustrated after dropping the nuts into the truck frame multiple times. After taking the light back off, I was able to retrieve the nuts and get another volunteer to help me hold the headliner back so I could work on threading the nuts back on. Somehow, they managed to hold the headliner back far enough that it didn’t put a permanent crease in it, but I was lucky, after reading about many other people installing this light using the instructions in the TL video, ended up with permanent headliner creases. TL - improve this light by making the following changes. 1. Don’t have it made in China. 2. Make the bolts at least as long as the OEM brake light, if not longer. 3. Make the on/off switch accessible from the inside of the truck instead of having to take the entire light off and having to go through this painful process again. I was so exhausted and frustrated after the install that I didn’t even enjoy the performance of the light. I’ll look at it tomorrow. After that frustrating install, I can’t look at it anymore today. I’ve been a long time consumer and supporter of Tacoma Lifestyle and will continue to be so. I’m just asking that y’all take my suggestions into consideration. Thank you.
Thank you for the feedback! this is definitely something we want to take into consideration, and we will be working to make any potential complications transparent in future videos, this kind of info is super helpful so we can see where its happening!
I gave up after I couldn’t get the new light screwed in… took it to Toyota, and they wanted to rip the whole headliner off for 1k! So now, I’m stick with it half done… figuring out another try on it.😩
I agree with you Rob I did it by myself today took me four and a half hours to do and at the pull down the hanger Clips in the back as well as the clips for the handles basically I dropped half of my roof panel just so I can access the bolts to change out the brake lights and this new one they failed to mention that the bolts were a lot shorter than the OEM and I agree with most everybody here it looks nice but just ain't worth it.
Wish I had read this comment before ordering the light, after watching this video which made it look a lot easier. Glad to hear that I wasn’t the only one struggling with this though. Going to see if the aftermarket yota shop near me will do it for a reasonable price. (Probably not 😂)
Just got the new light in, and 100 percent agree with everything this installer said. I did it by myself, In an hour and a half, but was absolutely frustrated. All the suggestions are very much value added. I wrench for a living, so I knew the mindset I was going to have to get into, but save the next customer the frustration and make a more transparent video, and improve the length of the studs. Thank you.
What a ridiculously overcomplicated process just to change a third brake light what is Toyota smoking?
You're a great teacher, Carson! Thanks!
After reading all the comments and it surely helped with my installation I am here to leave my comments to help others. I wasn't looking forward to installing the light and I procrastinated for a year after buying it, due to reading some comments and also that I had the recall done in case of leaks which I never experienced. First off if you can do this with two people it would be best, but I did it solo which might have taken longer. Have patience with the install and you will get it done. Have nylon pry tools from Harbor Freight or elsewhere and they will come in handy when removing the stock light. I removed the hanger clips, dome light, top section of the rear pillars, and grab handles. If you remove the top of the pillars you should remove the door weather stripping and it makes things much easier as it loosed the feet that are under it. You might be able to get away with the hanger clips if you have another person to hold the headliner down while you work. When removing the nuts do not worry about dropping them because you can access them once the light is removed. Once the nuts are removed I used painter's tape around the light to protect the paint. I then worked on prying off the trim piece first and then the light. If you had the recall done it might be a little harder since Toyota sealed it up much better than stock due to leaks. Keep in mind just like the new light has there are two metal clips that you will have to use your flat pry tool and release them for the light to come out. Once out I removed all of the leftover silicone and I used a spray sticker remover which worked well.
IMPORTANT: Before installing the light check to make sure the switch is operating in the correct position and lucky I did because it was backwards from the instructions, my on position did not pulse the light but instead the off position did. I used Permatex black silicone 75150 to seal the light and also on the trim piece and I want to make sure I have no leak issues in the future. The stock nuts and nuts included with the light are the exact same thread size and the head size is smaller, I used the stock nuts which I felt made things a little easier. So my fear of dropping the nut off the end of the deep socket built up anxiety. Luckily I read another comment that said to use electrical tape or plumber's putty and I went with electrical tape. It worked very well and one thing I would change would be to use a piece at least 2" or longer and it makes it that much simpler to remove off the stud once the nut is in place. The first side I was able to grab the tape with needle nose pliers pretty quickly so when doing the other side I did not think to put a longer piece on and spent thirty minutes trying to get it out and I finally was able to by loosening the nut a little. I then tightened the nuts and from that point I tested the light to make sure it was functioning correctly. I let it sit for 24 hours so I could remove the excess silicone. I then applied silicone to the trim piece and installed it and used painter's tape to keep it tight against the roof. After another 24 hours I removed the tape and cleaned up and excess silicone and check to make sure the trim piece was not loose on any of the sides. After that it was time to put the interior back together. Another tip I read online was to install the grab handles and hanger clips you have to assemble them first by installing the metal clip then plastic cover and then you can snap them into the roof. One issue I had with the pillars was that the white retainers were damaged from removal or from prior installs, they could also be dried out. I bought new ones from NAPA, 12 Trim Panel Retainers 665-5063 (Balkamp) and they worked great. One thing I learned with the retainers were to make sure you had the retainer lined up with the hole first and then press/smack it in place, if it is not lined up you will probably damage it after a few tries. I like having a pulsing brake light and anything helps to get the attention of the drivers that do not pay attention. A friend pointed out to me that the light for the bed is not as bright as the stock light and does not point as far down either, but that did not matter to me. I love the look much better and that it pulses too. If I had any negatives to say it would be to keep the length on the threaded studs the same as the stock light and it would make installing the nuts much easier. Good luck on your install and I hope I am able to help with the install.
Thank you for the “how to remove 3rd brake light “ part of this video it explained why when my Toyota dealer did the recall to seal it , it didn’t work now I know how to go in and make it correct 👍🏻👍🏻🙂
Removing the broken light studs was simple with a box end wrench, putting the nuts back on the studs of the new light, I had to use my examination fingers to feel where the studs were. Using a 3/8 short extension with a regular 10mm socket just to start the nuts was a challenge since I was working by myself. Once they were started it was simple with a deep socket and rachet. Looks Awesome dude! Thanks for the tutorial!
Lost a socket and still haven’t got it installed. This is a frustration I haven’t felt since my early days of being a dentist. This reminds me a lot of being a dentist actually. Can’t see shit, need 4 hands to do the job right and get everything out of the way, trying to blindly find objects when you drop them. Ah, good times.
You must have been a terrible dentist...🤣
@@mreoski 😂🤣hahahaha nahh that’s actually what being a dentist is like. Just add in bleeding, patient bitching and a tongue getting in your way. Being a dentist fuckin sucks. That’s why I went back to school to become an orthodontist, way more chill job and easier on my back
Just got one ordered for my taco, can’t wait to put it on!
Tag us on Instagram when you do!!
I ordered mine with this last restock can’t wait to Install and the F1 breaking sequence is awesome I didn’t even know it had that!
Just installed this yesterday, pretty sure my 2016 was leaking water from there even though the dealer said that repair was fixed (wet headliner from heavy rain, water in the back of the cab) Is this new light water tight just from the foam on the back and the tightening of the two bolts? A bit of that foam is sticking out in odd ways but luckily on the bottom side not the top.
I still have the original "cover" and I think its only cosmetic but it does kind of look better with it, so for that I am trying to decide if I should use silicone and basically make a secondary seal for that outter ring, or just use some 3m adhesive to hold it on for cosmetic purposes.
Any help on the right way to re-use that outter bezel?
Thanks for the video. Toyota’s engineers or lack there of, made installing this light way more difficult than it should be. I dropped both the stock nuts taking them off but at least they were easy to get to in the metal track. I agree with the other comments it is hard to get the socket in there to get them off. I wish the third brake light replacement was as easy as the tail lights unfortunately it’s almost worse than the process of dismantling the front end to replace the headlights.
@TwoManyPouches I had one of those small telescoping magnets
Email alert back in stock - ordered! Stoked to get this mod in
Is there a way to disable the strobe? I love the light but I'm not sure I want the flashing every time I hit the brakes
I'm with you. I find that strobe effect very annoying. Also makes it easier for people to track you, if you're someone who worries about that type of thing.
Great video. I was very exited about this project, however as per your advise I was careful not to drop a nut :-)
During the uninstall I dropped one nut but was able to retreive it once you take the light out so not a big deal but man it was a pain to put it back! Lol I eventually found the best way to screw the nuts back on was to use just the socket alone with the nut set in already. Angle it correctly then finger twist just to secure the nut on and then finished it off with the wrench to the socket.
I didn't recall seeing any 8mm nut in my package but everything seems fine.
Also the On and Off switch for the light was reversed for my light. Not sure if it's a instruction error or the light itself.
@@XENKO Thats interesting we will see if can figure out whats up there.
@@XENKO - It sounds like it might be a good idea to test it first before installing it.
Man, you're making it look easy screwing/unscrewing those nuts inside. LOL
haha its definitely not always easy, sometimes they can be very annoying
Highly anticipated 3 rd brake light really nice great job Tacoma lifestyle!!!! Install was difficult to say the least ….. 10 mm deep socket a MUST !!! I would love to see in the video how long it took you to get the nuts off those bolts?.
Or back on.
Just ordered mines 🔥 can’t wait!!!
Overall I really like the design and features, just wish you can switch from the F1 brakes to the normal brakes without having to take everything apart.
Installing it wasn’t very fun.
Thanks for answering my question, as I wanted to know if a dash switch and wiring harness was supplied for the driver area, but apparently not. A no go for me.
Spyder dual C bar smoked tail lights look sweet. I am doing the 3d led 3rd brake and cargo light smoked with the bars.
Looks good! Gonna snag one of these for my truck
You definitely should! Looks freakin sweet
I love Tacoma Lifestyle and have bought a decent amount of their products. And yes, this brake light looks fantastic when fully installed. But this was not an “easy install.” At least not for me. I did need a second person to hold the liner back.
The instructions in the video are perfectly clear; but it cuts out the most difficult part which is actually gripping the screws with the socket. The OEM light also has longer screws. So installing the new light is a bit difficult. I ended up using some tape to hold the socket onto the nut while searching for the screws. Because when you drop it while trying to find the screw (and I dropped it more than once lol) it’s going to be almost impossible to reach.
I also had to find the perfect balance of pulling back the headliner to reach the screws while also not pulling back too far to have a permanent headliner crease. Luckily there’s no crease after the install.
Ultimately though, fantastic light and completely worth the pain! Just gotta have patience.
Was working on this mod with my dad at the time. We got pretty frustrated and had to take a break, but once the light was fully bolted in there was some serious hype and relief. If you’re looking for a mod to bond with your dad over, this is it lol.
Thank you for letting us know! glad it worked out, sometimes those can be a tricky, we'll see if we can highlight those sort of things a little more!
I try to do it my self but is impossible for me 😢
i love the F1 braking pattern!
Something not mentioned in the video. The 10mm socket to use should be a deep socket. I also used a 1/4in stubby ratchet with 1/4in universal joint and 10mm deep socket. It really helped loosening and tightening the nuts with the very limited space you have under that headliner.
Thank you! good info
It does fit on 2nd generation?
@@yolvimazariegos2820no. 2nd gen unbolts from the the outside of the light. It's much easier to install.
4:46 - This trim piece, this is the OEM trim piece taken off earlier in the video?
I know the earlier 3rd gens had issues with the 3rd brake light leaking. Have there been any issues with this replacement leaking? Thinking adding some sealant around the light fixture like Toyota might be a bad idea.
3:56 looks like there’s a socket in there already. I just lost a socket and an elbow extension in there. I have not been able to get it out. This job is trickier than it looks.
Sorry to hear man, that is a common issue with the layout designed that way by Toyota. it can be a little tricky
I’ve also lost a socket in the frame. Took me 20 minutes to get it out.
@@chengxiong7722 you did much better than me. I ended up losing a second one in there before heading over to lowes and buying a magnet with a flexible shaft. On my drive I could hear them rolling around up there. I was so relieved once I got them out.
Well taking it out.. I dropped both. How do u NOT drop the nuts?? It’s impossible, and why is there not 1 video on showing how to put the nuts back in. I’ve tried 3 different wants and dropped one but lucky I have 3 left
How in the hell do you get those 10mm nuts off? I got one but can’t seem to get the second. Any tips??
Toyota has a recall on the Backup lights due to water leaking inside....Does this kit offer an extra (or a seal) to seal this lamp..... if so, then I can seal up the new replacement airtight & no need to do the recall.....yea or No????
So our third brake light does come with its own specially designed weather seal. If you saw in the video there is a spongy substance around the trim, once tightened down that sponge compresses to form an effective weather seal. We also are backing this product against leaks if installed correctly. This product does not void your Toyota recall but we have tested it with high pressure hoses. If you do have any issues please email us at sales@tacomalifestyle.com
Do the recall, its for an outer seal not the foam padded seal ON the housing. The recall provide the rubber seal AROUND the house which this light doesnt come with. Get it from toyota, have them run your VIN for the 3rd brake gasket recall 👍🏽
So just an fyi there is not outer piece on the 2022 Tacoma trd off road 3rd brake lights… the stock light is one solid piece so it would be cool to customize an putter piece for your light. Ask the install is definitely not easy.
After being a little frustrated after struggling trying to take off the screws, I forgot to clean what was left of the residue from the old brake light! Is that something I should worry about?
That shouldn't cause any issues aside from appearance. If you've already got it on we wouldn't necessarily worry about it if it was properly resealed you should be fine
What year is your truck? The 2022 do not have that part that goes around the light.
That is true, our third brake light comes with a seal in the event thats the case. A lot of them don't have one. Ours is a 2017
@@tacomalifestyle no biggie, black silicon works fine around it.
Just bought this and my light doesn’t flash anywhere near that fast??
At the assembly plant, the brake light is installed before the headliner and pillar shrouds go in. So the brake light install is much easier for to factory workers. I have tried to remove the 10 mm nuts but my standard 2 1/2 inch long deep socket is shorter than the threaded post. I have have to go purchase the longer deep well sockets.🙄
The white light that was shining, is that the cargo light or will it stay on all the time? Just confused as to what it was.
Its actually not meant to be a cargo light per say as just an Indicator of the vehicle backing up and if a Door were ajar Etc.
Does replacing the old one with this one fix the water leak on my tacoma.
It can however we recommend if you already have a leak to add some silicone to help prevent the issue, theres a factory recall on them for that issue so we can't guarantee that it will fix it but in most cases it can help prevent that issue.
Where can i get that carbon fiber tacoma lifestyle sunshade looking thing on the rear glass it looks amazing and i need it and would it a fit a 2nd gen?
These? www.tacomalifestyle.com/products/tacoma-window-deflectors
Well look there at 3:55, Toyota leaves a socket inside the 3rd brake light cavity. Actually, when I pull my 3rd brake light off there will be a 10mm socket in there also. It's Chinese torture getting the tools up in there to get that 10mm nut off. But if the cavity in the 2021 is like your 2020, looks like it will be sitting right there. When I install the new one, I'm going to tape a piece of wire to the ends of the posts, so I won't lose (drop) the nut trying to reinstall it. I'm actually glad I watched this; I was sweating bullets wondering how I'm going to get that socket out of there!
That was our fear too, we thought that socket was gone but luckily there's a nice little tray there to catch our mistake haha
@@tacomalifestyle Christ bro, I thought I was going to be stuck with that thing sliding around every time I took a corner. Got it out, just installed it. Chinese Torture but got it in. Very bad ass!
@@billysyms5761 Glad to hear it!!
does anyone know the name of the piece that goes around the light when i was removing it i broke it by accident
I did the same any luck on finding another one
Any luck finding a part #?
Is weather stripping included? I didn't see any during your install.
Definitely buying this joint cause my 2016 taco be leaking inside 🤣
Super freakin dope!!!🔥 love the content
Thanks man!!
I want to like it but there isn't an even diffusion of the LEDs so it can better match the stock tail lights. Diffusion just adds a more premium look.
What if my 2018 doesn’t have the surrounding hard plastic gasket that you can see?
Will it still work and should I use a little bit of clear silicone just in case?
V/R Thank you
I placed my order..
Thanks
Mine was like that, what you see in the video is the new OEM gasket and all the original ones like yours have been recalled. Go to your local toyota dealership's parts/service and have them run your VIN for the 3rd Brake Light Gasket. Its free. 👍🏽
@@japawaiian well I’m afraid I have installed the new third light already. I found the kit online and ordered it to install it myself from a Toyota dealer store
Can you send a link to the kit you got? My 2022 doesn’t come with that part either
@@Dude17768 so they canceled my order for some reason, saying to visit my nearest Toyota dealership that the part is a recall part.
Thanks for sharing!👍🏽👊🏽
What about water getting in there by removing that seal?Early gen 3 tacos had that problem.
This light looks awesome, but why, oh why Toyota, the master of "simplicity" and "just works" do they make this so difficult. That's one thing I miss about my old '21 Ranger. 2 screws from the outside. Boom, done.
The dealer installed Pulse flashing brake light thing has been rampant. It is really really hard to avoid it because the dealer usually install it within 24 hours after receiving ANY car delivery (new and used), so you can buy a car nowadays without it already been tempered
I just ordered this to completey black out MOXLEY
I definitely dropped the nuts that came with the factory light in there. It was dark out and I was not in the mood to go hunting for it after sitting there scrubbing all the residue off because i’m OCD so I js finished the install. Haven’t heard them rattling in there so 🤷🏽♂️.
looks amazing!
Just to make sure it does come with the seal right?
And also when will you guys get some more since you guys are sold out🥺
It does come with a sponge like substance on the trim that when tightened down properly acts as a seal. We have shot high pressure hoses directly on to the light and can't get it to leak, you are however welcome to add some 3m tape to that plastic cover piece if you want some extra protection.
@@lulwindex1535 as far as getting them back in stock we do have a shipment coming but because of supply chain issues in the ports I can't give you an exact time. Id recommend following us on instagram, we typically announce hot product restocks on our stories.
Is this process the same for a 2002 Tacoma?
Is this the same process for a tundra? just got a tundra and the third brake lights
To be completely honest I don't know, let me do some research and see what I can figure out.
@@tacomalifestyle No worries, I tried to search it but its mainly ppl just changing the bulbs
Will this fit on a 2017 SR tacoma access cab. Also does it come with the gasket seal?
Sadly It does not. They don't come with a seal either however It's designed with a weather proof seal.
Does this come standard in a 2022 Tacoma? Or just a mod?
Just a mod.
Since the weather stripping was peeled off from the old brake light, should new weather stripping/sealant be added before installing the new brake light?
We have tested the seal on the new brake light and are confident in its ability with the adhesive on the product that it'll keep out water (if installed correctly). Adding more weather sealing will only improve your chances of no leaks. There is however a possibility as with any after market part, If you have trouble with leaks feel free to email us at sales@tacomalifestyle and we will help resolve that issue.
Man I was looking for this question, I know tacomas had issues before but glad this new one does the job
I despise those blinky brake lights. They can be disorienting. Other than that, thank you kindly for the video.
😂
My oem on my utility package 2017 SR is fully red, no bed lights.
Will this fit in, haven’t been able to compare the two side by side to check size and plug connections
This product is not compatible with any tacoma model who's third brake light has the two external screws mounting the light.
@@tacomalifestyle thanks
@@tacomalifestyle :(
@@tacomalifestyle I have a 2nd Gen do you know how we can add the bed light or at least have the rapid break light .
Will it fit access cab
It is no where close to being a easy install. I lost a 10mm socket trying to make sure it fit on there. Also, it is extremely hard to get one’s hand up there and get it in the place. I’m gonna have someone whose better at doing this stuff and get it done professionally done. It’s unfortunate it’s called “easy install” when it’s not. I think a second video should be done for those who are struggling to get this installed.
Sorry to hear this has been a complicated Install, we definitely want to take that into consideration and we may update here with more info! It definitely can be a hard area reach.
Where did you end up going?
This is a must😍
😘
one of the best
Is the white center light, the cargo light?
Looks cool, are these available for the 2nd gen??
Unfortunately not yet.
I don’t have that outside bracket on mine. Hope it’s not an issue
Do you have an access cab? If so this product is not compatible
@@tacomalifestyle double cab! I got the recall done and it’s just one solid piece now. It fit, I just used some silicone to seal it just in case
@@Squashverdi Awesome!! Glad to hear it, just curious did you go with the pulse or standard brake pattern 🤔
@@tacomalifestyle I just did standard but I can’t see it for myself 🤣
@@Squashverdi 😂 fair enough! Hope you enjoy it
Thanks a lot 👍👍👍👍👍
will a non smoked lens be offered?
This is the only one we offer at the moment
@@tacomalifestyle no plans for a red or non smoked lens at the moment then?
@@daltonterrill6037 not at the moment
@@tacomalifestyle thx for the clarification 👍😀
Found an easier way to install, break the old, poor design one, and install the new one 👍🏾
What generation is this for?
Pretty sick!!!
Donde la puedo comprar ? En Amazon esta soldout
Where you get the gasket that you put around the light?
The light comes with them
@@tacomalifestyle I bought one of those light on Amazon and it does not come with that gasket
@@tacomalifestyle my order didnt brought that neither
All I have to say was this process was a pain in the butt did this by myself four and a half hours later had to wind up taking half the panel down just to access the third brake light finally got it installed but it was just a pain side note the new brake light bolts are a lot shorter than OEM that made it even more challenging this is one mod I hope I never have to do again.
End result is definitely subjective. Glad you like, but it screams aftermarket.
These won’t fit on a access cab taco right?
That's what I'd like to know also
If your light is mounted by two external screws this product is not compatible.
Quick question … I’m assuming you know about the 3rd gen’s lovely 3rd brake light leak (have it on mine), would this solve that issue? Do you know?
Local dealer is quoting me ~ $400 to replace the whole 3rd break light housing. It’s kind of a no brainer to go with this and replace it myself, but I wanna make sure before I go that route.
Thanks!
Love your stuff btw. 🤙🤙
Why are they charging you? Its a recall!
Why are they charging you? Its a recall!
@@babolatr34 I know!! But the recall apparently is only for a seal within the housing (from what I was told) and mine has a crack in the light. The 400 would be to replace the 3rd brake light entirely.
I’m not too pressed to replace it, I used silicone around the light & on the crack … that’s been working pretty well, but still lol
We are backing this product against leaks, obviously with any after market kit you run into the opportunity for user error and leaking but if installed correctly they shouldn't leak but if yours does please reach out to sales@tacomalifestyle.com
Do you recommend a small amount of clear silicone around it?
Damn. I should of bought one while they were still in stock. Are you going to get more of these?
Yes they will be back in stock shortly, keep an eye on our instagram we typically announce hot products there.
@@tacomalifestyle any updates on when it will be back in stock?
Theyre in stock now, i just got mine!
When are you expecting to restock?
We are working to get those as soon as possible, with the current supply chain issues its proving difficult to get accurate lead times. I'd recommend following us on instagram because we typically do a ig story when we get hot products in.
Can you guys please do a side mirror carbon fiber caps please!
We are actually planning to film that video this week so keep an eye out for that to drop. Either end of the week or first thing next week.
Is the white center light the cargo light?
The center white light does turn on when similar to a cargo light, responds when doors are open etc. However it is not angled down specifically to illuminate the bed. Hope this helped clarify
And what is your guarantee against leaking?
Tacoma Lifestyle is fulling backing this product, if you have any issues please reach out at sales@tacomalifestyle.com
@@tacomalifestyle when are these gonna be back in stock buddy?
So it fits on access cabs also?
It does not fit any Tacomas with the external screws in the third brake light.
When will you get more in stock?
We are dealing with supply chain issues much like every other business right now, for a more accurate lead time email sales@tacomalifestyle.com
i find a cheap and amazing pry tool, is a lego brick separator. 😆
8am eastern ...sold out
How would u gain access to switch if you wanna turn off/on
If you'd like to have access to the switch you can feed it into the bolt holes that way you can just pop your headliner down and flip that switch as desired.
@@tacomalifestyle may I ask what would u guys keep it or u guys just have it on all the time and any signs of leaks
@@justinlaurea7124 We are really in love with the pulse feature so we didn't bother with the switch. But it's all personal preference. We have also tested for leaking and haven't had a single issue. If for some reason you do please contact us at sales@tacomalifestyle.
When are these gonna be back in stock !?
Like a lot of companies we are having some supply chain issues, if you want to email sales@tacomalifestyle.com they will be able to give you a more accurate timeline or you can sign up to be notified on the product page here:
www.tacomalifestyle.com/products/tacoma-3rd-brake-light?_pos=1&_sid=3706ddd57&_ss=r
Where can i buy the light?
They're currently out of stoke, we are working to get those back in just running into some supply chain issues much like everyone else right now.
www.tacomalifestyle.com/products/tacoma-3rd-brake-light?_pos=11&_sid=b64321699&_ss=r
Backstory: I wake up at 3am for a 4 day road trip to finish up some laundry. See this video, decide I have at least 1.5 hours to complete. No problem, an hour later the cops show up thinking I’m breaking in. Show them I have my “Tacoma Life” tshirt on and this is my life. They laugh and leave. I now have a 10mm deep socket some where in the frame of my headliner, pissed off neighbours and OEM 3rd brake light still installed. This is not an easy install.
This video is a big fail Tacoma Lifestyle. It’s not “easy” and requires a lot more than you showed in this video. Dropping the headliner is one of those crucial things in order to get good access as well as stop people from creasing their headliner, leading them to believe they can pull it back. This should be pulled down.
For those that want a much better installation video, look up Jessie Rizzo video. Shows you from start to finish as every step in between. This video is just terrible and misleading.
Whoever thought the music was a good idea was wrong.
$$$?
link is in the description, $79.99
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Easy install….GTFO. I have done a lot of installs on my Tacoma including the readytime cam and the OEM audio full system
This was twice as terrible as both of those
Yeah, screw this. After trying for an hour just to remove the nuts from the original brake light, I'm giving up. Nice product but it is on its way back. Not worth the effort.
Not an easy install.
This is impossible
Does this fit on a access cab?
What year Tacoma is that ?
This one is a 2017