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Front bumper recommendation - need help/input

Irvin

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Are you crying on the internet because you clearly have to remove sensors the Tacoma comes with in order to install that bumper?

you would also need to relocate/modify the cruise control system if you bought TRD off-road or sport or higher trims.

What is your problem? You are the kind of insufferable person that makes people hate lifted trucks and the people who drive them.

lay off whatever it is giving you that hairpin trigger.
You haven't researched aftermarket bumpers or looked at there install guides at all have you. You easily know if the sensors will work before even ordering.
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You haven't researched aftermarket bumpers or looked at there install guides at all have you. You easily know if the sensors will work before even ordering.
I ran the adaptive cruise control all the way to Moab from Sacramento. Lmao. I don’t know what his problem is but he clearly doesn’t have a clue about what R&D is. This isn’t something that was simply just slapped on. This was thought out, then executed. Sheesh.
 

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Lol. Thanks. I posted them just for you. šŸ¤£šŸ˜‰
Hey Moundman, here it is. Just got back last night. Had planned on camping there but the wind was about 50mph with higher gusts. Had to go into Hanksville.

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Hey Moundman, here it is. Just got back last night. Had planned on camping there but the wind was about 50mph with higher gusts. Had to go into Hanksville.

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Nice, Great pics. I loved it out there. I got up early in the morning to take this shot at the place you r last photo was.
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When we went in 2022 in our 1st gen, we flew the drone. It was too windy to fly last week.

 

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I ran the adaptive cruise control all the way to Moab from Sacramento. Lmao. I don’t know what his problem is but he clearly doesn’t have a clue about what R&D is. This isn’t something that was simply just slapped on. This was thought out, then executed. Sheesh.
All I will say is a Toyota tech told me if you remove the grille you need to disconnect the battery first, before unplugging the grille plugs. Otherwise, your run the risk of loosing the sonar sensor and it will need to be reprogrammed.

And before you say it ... this isn't something I heard. I'm speaking from experience. I learned this the hard way. My truck was two days at the dealer while they tried to figure out how to reset the sonar. As far as I'm concerned every single company that sells aftermarket front bumpers needs to say this up front in their install directions. DISCONNECT THE F'N BATTERY BEFORE REMOVING THE GRILLE.

My C4 front bumper.

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