1 Month TRD Pro Update

[TRD JON]

I just made a 1-month TRD Pro update video over on my YouTube channel. So far so good, with just a few hiccups already. The first was that the automatic parking brake was not engaging. My dealer was able to fix that, however, this truck vibrates badly at 40-46 ish mph. Is anyone else having that issue? My TRD OR didn't have this problem. Asside from that, I love the I-Force Max power and the truck so far. Feel free to check the video!

 

[FishTaco]

Bro, nice video. The truck looks nice with the tint. I did the same front two and windshield with the UV blocking film.
In case you didn't know, there is fake engine noise fed into the cab through the speakers. I didn't like it so I got a Carista odb tool and turned it off.
My dealership also gives me the "can't duplicate" story about the wild vibration my Trailhunter gets from the roof rack. I went in twice as well. Once was to fix the automatic tailgate not latching properly. That addition doesn't seem like a great match for a vehicle purpose built for off roading, but I'm not an engineer so what do I know.

 

[I Love Tacos]

Thanks for the video, Jon! I have the Pro and haven't experienced the vibration issue you described. I have some wind noise due to the roof rack when I hit about 65mph or so, but nothing too horrible.

 

[Wilddawg95]

Love the video! I should be getting my PRO at the end of February. Fingers crossed!! Mine will be a 25 Underground with Black interior

 

[Mappo]

I assume you fixed your roof rack by now… but incase not: I used the method outlined in this thread:

OEM Roof Rack Vibration Issue

The OEM roof rack that came on my new Trailhunter has the vibration problem others have posted about online. This basically makes my trunk undrivable above 60 miles per hour. It is so loud that you can't talk in the cabin and the radio is not loud enough to drown it out. The mirrors also shake...

www.tacoma4g.com

-And it worked great. Home depot 7/8” furniture bottom clear silicone bolt on pads

Just replace the oem ones with those and 1/4” bolt/lock nut and you are good to go. No drilling required