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no pics sorry. But here a couple of photos from the install package. The wiring comes off the back of the bed & feeds behind the taillight then to the bed light, both sides. You need to remove the taillight & the bed light.

for the first question. Yes & I installed it today!!! All good. The scene lights come as one kit also. PT944-35240. 5 ft bed PT944-35241 6 ft bed. They are entire new rail with lights in them for both sides. Throw old ones in trash. The plug & play wiring works with the bed light connection...

scene lights connect to the bed lights, I just installed them. I also just got a FedEx delivery with my air compressor kit (PT949-35240) from Lakeland Toyota!! Great service, they even called me to ensure I got the right kit. A project for next weekend. Rob

Thanks! I'd love to know more before I invest. Rob

Was just on YouTube and saw an install video for a 14" plug & play replacement for the 8" screen. Anyone else see this? First I saw any aftermarket replacement for the 8" display. Is CT Home a reputable manufacturer? Never heard of them. Rob

I want to get to the back side of these lights to cut in a rear camera so when my tailgate is down, I can still see the rear/bed. Anyone know how to get behind the headliner? Thanks, Rob

Here ya go https://www.tacoma4g.com/forum/threads/anyone-installed-drl-fog-light-%E2%80%9Cfang-lights%E2%80%9D.6064/post-147926

I decided to do my own. Surprisingly good. From the side at 15 feet away, it’s 2 1/2 to 3 foot high on my garage door. We will see how long they last. https://www.tacoma4g.com/forum/threads/bed-lighting-scene-lighting-electrical-connections-diagram.13350/post-173619

Ok here is what I did. My main objective was to light up the area on the ground around the truck for surf fishing at night with bait buckets & coolers on the sides. Bought a set of IP67 rock lights & attached to the bottom of the fender flares after I removed some of the plastic. I wanted...

I am looking at perhaps modifying my existing bed rails if I can find LED lights that would look similar, but the issue would be how to direct the light downward. The current bed rail has an angle such that the LED beams would project slightly upward or straight out, not down like i would...

I really like the Trail Hunter Bed Scene lighting, but as many have noted in prior threads Toyota appears lacking parts for mods and the aftermarket is not there yet. I do a lot of surf fishing (drive-on beaches) and some times at night & seeing around the bed would be helpful. I am considering...

All fine and working as expected...No more issues.

For sale (posted locally) $900 7360 miles on stock 2024 Tacoma TRD wheels for sale Wheels are damage free & tires have 7360 miles. Include black lug nuts 17x 7.5 55 offset rims with lug nuts 91.5 hub bore 6×139.7mm lug pattern M14 lug nuts BFG Trail-Terrain T/A 265/70/R17 Off new 2024...

Just run your Red power wire to this firewall behind the battery - There is a nipple there. Nip off the end and run the red wire through it (will need to add a length of wire to make it longer). It will come out right above the interior Fuse box on the passenger side. Attach a fuse tap and use...

Yes, running into the passenger compartment to the USB2 fuse worked.

Yep….but I was messing with the switches in the panel around the switches last weekend. After your response, I went out & lifted the panel up & put it back on & well….what do you know it worked!! You magic sage!! lol ?

It won’t go to the left. I’ve had 3 Tacomas, but this one will not go. ??

I have looked in the manual but I can't seem to get the automatic shift into the "S" positions to control the engine. I am used to just putting it in drive and pulling it over. I'm afraid to force it. Is there a magic switch?

Ok. I had the issue with lights coming on randomly. Tried multiple fuses in the fuse box under the hood…no luck. read somewhere the fuse box under the passenger side dash was the one to use. Used USB 2. No more random lights.

Anyone see these? Wonder if some how you can incorporate into the stock bed rails. www.extremeterrain.com