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Tutorial Plastics on bed REMOVE THEM

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Tacomadad18

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Figured I would post this on here too!

*Does not work with Tacomas with high clearance rear bumpers ?‍♀️



Idk if this has been said/ found before, but make sure you clean behind your plastics! I hate when auto manufacturers stick plastic on for show. Mine was already messed up from body work to the bed so I ripped the other side of (never been touched before) all the dirt I’ve been through is still hanging on... future rust spot, removed.







**takes 10mm socket, pinch two tabs underneath. Remove 1 bolt on each side, squeeze tabs (2) remove. May be residue from the factory double sided tape**
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While this doesn't apply to my truck anymore, this is really good info to know about, especially when I move back to the Northeast. Trucks there are rotting alive and I definitely wouldn't want to see that happening to someone's newish Tacoma because of this plastic.
 
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