Foxytosin 🏳️🌈Soooo I got a little thing…..
I have been swapping all of the lights with LEDs and needed to replace the blinker relay
Got my first taste of contorting my torso in the floorboard of this tiny cab holyyyy
New head unit comes in tomorrow
Ah I forgot to post more pics! So far I have cleaned the interior thoroughly, replaced the lights, and swapped the head unit. Next project is to install this really cool 360 camera system to remedy the crazy blind spot this truck has
Got the subwoofer in, it was a little larger than I imagined in my head
But hey look how snugly it fits here
360 Camera system install is coming along nicely on the Kei Truck! A little more to do today, then I will wire everything up!
Credit to @hors for designing and printing the ASA camera mounts 
A good hors all around 
janusfox 🍅@Foxytosin oo so smol, so classy!
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I recently did the gauges in my first gen Tundra, since a couple were burnt out, and it looks much better. If you're doing your gauge lights, consider skipping the warning indicators. I'm not much of an automotive electrician but, in the case of many vehicles, I'm pretty sure the battery light is integral to the exciter circuit. It expects a certain amount of resistance from the traditional incandescent bulb. Swapping in an LED there can apparently keep the alternator from working.
I recently did the gauges in my first gen Tundra, since a couple were burnt out, and it looks much better. If you're doing your gauge lights, consider skipping the warning indicators. I'm not much of an automotive electrician but, in the case of many vehicles, I'm pretty sure the battery light is integral to the exciter circuit. It expects a certain amount of resistance from the traditional incandescent bulb. Swapping in an LED there can apparently keep the alternator from working.
@__hetz good tip! I did end up skipping those and just did the external and cabin overhead lights