Rattle In Your Door?…How To Remove Door Panels On A 2022 Toyota Tundra To Find Issue!
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- Опубліковано 27 сер 2024
- easy step by step guide on how to remove front/rear door panels on a 2022 Toyota Tundra for customizing, running wiring, or any other reason you would need to get behind the panel...very simple process!
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Great videos on disassembly of door and interior, have you thought about doing the headliner? I know a few people are interested.
Thank you!!….that’s something I haven’t thought about doing…maybe I’ll throw a video together once I get caught up on all the ones I have lined up!…thanks for the idea!
Do you have a video of assembling it back on. Not sure which lock cable goes on the top or bottom.
Where does the lock cable with green on it go?
Hi brother can you locate 12v in doors panels please not the opener led 12v other thanks.
I’m planning to upgrade my speakers , do you know what are the speaker sizes on front and back doors? Tweeter sizes ? Thanks
Hmm, that I don’t know off hand…let me see if I can find out for ya!
@@NitroZ18Fishing thanks ! I’ve been watching your Tundra mods it’s informative .. I just sub
@@bwset69 thanks for the support, much appreciated!…I’ll get the panel back off as soon as I get a chance and check the size for ya!
Off topic. What switch did you use for the additional lights on the hood hinges? Did you find a switch that you can install into one of the blanks for a "stock" appearance?
Right now I have them to a simple push button switch that I mounted on bottom of dash, but that’s changing in the very near future…stay tuned!
Do you know if that piece of trim that is behind/surrounds the door handle with red stitching is an insert or removeable?
Awesome video! Is there a way to show how you would remove the mirrior and assemble?
Thank you!… Yeah I can make that video, that’s actually extremely simple to do!…I’ll add it to my list!
Have you been writing the next Haynes Manual book for Tundras? Lol.
Hahaha!…I probably could at this point! 🤣
Thank u bro , very helpfull
No prob man, happy to help!!
Thank you so much 😊
No prob, thanks for watching!
do you not have a rattle on yours? I have the identical truck. My door rattles with every thump of the bass, been thinking about taking the door panel apart to try and pinpoint the issue.
Hmm, I don’t have any rattle but it could be something extremely simple… I would pop the panel off and check, hopefully it’s an easy fix!
i have the front passenger door rattle on my sr5 with premium audio package that seems common. drivers door is ok. i noticed a few differences between my truck and yours at least on the passenger side door. i do not have the white insulation stuff on the back of my door panel, just bare plastic, and i seem to have different speakers that don’t have the orange surround like yours. what trim and audio package do you have? wondering if the white insulation comes on a higher trim or with a higher audio package. it really seems that the rattle is coming from the door panel itself and not the speaker or anything loose inside.
@@michaelpeters6350let me know what you did to correct the issue I have the same problem in my platinum
Please let me know if you fixed the rattle issue on your truck,. I also have the Platinum and any read right side door it rattles bad... Thanks @@tdwilson0313
Great Video, thought I could use it to replace my glass (truck broken into). Looks like a job for the dealer seeing the inside. How easy would it be to get a vacum onto the actual door itself to pull out the smashed glass?
Thanks Mike, I appreciate it!!…sorry to hear that man, people can suck sometimes…it’s honestly not too bad, that white area you see on the inside of door after removing panel can come off and it gives you access to the interior where the glass would most likely fall to… if that makes sense…haha…I would imagine you could probably get down in there pretty well with the proper attachment on a shop vac or vacuum!
@@NitroZ18Fishing Cheers!
Awesome video!
Did you sound dampen them?
Excellent!
Thank you!
is there any gap between the metal and the plastic on your tundra doors? I can see a slight gap in mine and some of the insulation material...
Just took mine to the dealer for this issue. One clip was broken the other had just popped out.
Why didn't you show the memory switch harness and how to disconnect it? That's the part I need to see.
You mean the harness for seat memory?...can't miss it, it's a simple connection that you just unclip
@@NitroZ18FishingYes, that one. Actually, I am trying to retrofit the memory switch module to my Tundra that has the 8-way Softex seats but in Toyota's wisdom the memory switch module and function is omitted in the SR5 trim. A Toyota engineer says all the harnesses are the same across the trims and all I need to do is install the module and activate it in Techstream. But I don't see those connectors in your video, even though the panel you are removing has the memory switch. Did it come off the truck whose door innards you then show? Or was this panel off a different truck?
If you could post some photos of the connectors and harness that go to the memory switch... or perhaps point me to these elsewhere... I'd really appreciate it.
Man that’s crazy people are having to do Their own repairs. Because toyota has loss their fit and finish and reliability!