OBD locks are on amazon for $40 and they wont protect you. A thief is going to laugh and probe the 2 canbus wires that are visible right behind your lock. They can also do this from outside the vehicle where other canbus wires are accessible.
I did in fact install the front door Tacoma ones. The process sucked but I got it done in the end, and it fits.
I don't recommend anyone else try this as drilling into your doors is dangerous as the drill bit can slip forward and dent the exterior door panel (less than one inch air gaps in the...
I just used a plastic pry tool to gently pop the end out toward me, I didn't have to take the entire thing off. Then once the clip is in you pop it back in with some force.
I just installed the rear door oem tacoma ones like you did, took about 10 minutes. I also have the front door weatherstrip, the 4 push pins are removable so taping it in place should show where the holes need to be drilled. I will play with it this weekend.
I want to install raptor lights but want a cleaner OEM install. Was thinking of purchasing the y-harness of the illuminated badge PT413-89250-AC and splicing into it. The harness has a fuse built in as well. Still cant decide on which style of raptor lights to purchase yet.
35 and I work in IT, I spent 30 minutes with the dealer on the tech after purchase and was overwhelmed with its options. All my previous cars were pretty low tech, comparatively.
I would buy a dash mount like this and use the usb c on the side of the screen for power.
https://caliraisedled.com/products/dash-mount-for-2025-toyota-4runner?variant=42958679801898&country=US¤cy=USD
https://a.co/d/0hzwGI5e
In my Charger I had two amps under the spare tire cover, although there was more airspace I never had overheating issues. This was with 3000 watt RMS of power. Its worth a shot at least, make sure the amp has thermal protection (it will simply shut off) and send it.