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Great job! This truck will make a great Ollie TV! Thanks for posting progress!

Here's what I'm learning on the Tundra Forum for 2022 & 2023 Tundras. This feature is available if you have the 12.3 digital dash and our SR5 does not. Like @Tom and Doreenand @Rivernerdsaid, a Scan Gauge will work for those that do not have the 12.3 digital dash. With the OBD readers you can view on the Iphone, going to check out different units that's available, too. Check video at about 1:40:

Good find! Page 91 in my 2022 manual states same thing, Pitch and roll screen has been there since new, probably a default setting.

Nice truck, photos, and project. Looking forward to seeing your progress. Thanks for posting about project!

Understand, No problem! 🙂

Speaking of tire plugs for emergency use, used Mushroom style tire plugs in the past with a neat tool to insert the plugs on other tubeless tire applications without problems. https://www.amazon.com/Stop-Go-1000-Tire-Repair/dp/B0006NE3KE

Our 2015 LE2 # 75 original spare tire is a 215/60R/16. It has a maximum weight capacity of 1521 pounds. After purchasing Ollie used in 2016, removed the spare tire cover finding the smaller tire size. Started asking about it and learned what Steve mentioned earlier in this thread. We keep Ollie’s ready to camp weight slightly lower than 5000 pounds making a 1521 pound load capacity tire OK for emergency use. Out of curiosity will research to see if this tire size comes in a higher capacity. Edit: Found one BF Goodrich All Terrain 215/70R/16 with a 100 load index and C1 load range at Discount Tire. 100 load index is 1764 pounds and C1 load range is 6 ply rating. Several 215/70R/16 tires have a 100 load index of 1764 pounds. I would still look closely at the specs to see be sure a new tire is not larger than the existing tire to be sure it fits in the spare tire storage housing. https://www.discounttire.com/learn/load-range-load-index

We keep a PEX repair kit with extra pipe, inner & outer pre-packed wheel bearings & seal, and small tool box for mechanical/electrical repairs on the road. Used to carry some things we did not need, so that stuff now stays at home.

Weighed the rig last year with a newer tow vehicle.

Welcome to the forum from North Carolina and Congrats on your new Ollie! Many folks here have moved to 3/4 or 1 ton tow vehicles for the LE2 and love their rig's performance. We tow our LE2 with a 1/2 ton 2022 Tundra and very satisfied with the rig's performance.

Great information for folks thinking about this truck for a LE2 tow vehicle. Nice looking rigs, too!

Congrats on your new Ollie! Hope you post photos of future Ollie adventures!

If you have need for a sump pump, a 12V pump can be installed and two 6V batteries can be used in series or two 12V can be used in parallel, maintained with a battery trickle charger for when power is on or off.

Couple years ago, while working on a friend’s 2015 Legacy Elite, found some cracked welds. He took his Ollie to Oliver to inspect and re-weld. Inspected our Ollie’s welds several times and at 5 years old during a service visit to Oliver, they inspected the frame, too. So far no frame weld issues.

Beautiful shots! We were on the Blue Ridge Parkway camping earlier this week:

David, So sorry to hear about your Mother. Debbie and I will keep you and your family in our prayers. Bill

Under the dinette there are 125V AC circuit breakers and 12V DC blade fuses in the Progressive Dynamics 125V/12V power supply. The water pump has a 12V 15 amp blade fuse #6 on our 2015 LE2 Ollie. 12V fuses might vary in number, so look at the number on the left side of the fuse to match with the 12V fuse list.

That's great news! Happy Camping!

If you need a remote control, I have a spare that's 5 years old and it's free. Tested it a few minutes ago and it works with a late model 7000K MaxxFan deluxe. I can send it USPS. Please send PM if you need it. Bill

Thanks! We used to keep small rugs where you step off of the beds before installing carpet. We like how it feels to walk on carpet barefooted and stepping out of bed onto carpet, especially on cold mornings. 🙂 We still keep a rubber backed carpet mat at the door entrance over this carpet, for water and debris. Here's another idea how to keep carpet clean from another Ollie Couple that's not active on this forum: They said it's OK to post photos of their step modification using expanded metal where they place their shoes under the door before entering Ollie. If I did this mod, would install a horizontal piece of expanded metal without the piece bent vertically attached to the frame.

We really like having carpeting in Ollie, but the anti skid material did not keep the carpet in place very well. Decided to install carpet tape between the original floor and carpet. The tape works great securing the carpet and did not take long to install. We have an extra roll of carpet, for when we need to replace it, too.

Used ideas from previous post in this thread, Thanks! Removed old adhesive with 3M adhesive cleaner. Placed blue painter’s tape along top line to guide where new belly band will be placed. Rubbed 3M White Scotch-Brite pad over areas where belly band 3M adhesive strips will contact. Applied 3M adhesion promoter with outside air temperature between 60F and 80F as per 3M instructions. Wore a respirator while using adhesive remover and adhesion promoter. The new belly band is shipped rolled with chrome on outside of roll in an opposite bend direction when applied to the two corners of an Oliver. The day before installation, rolled the belly band with adhesive strips outward in a 3’ diameter roll for overnight at 70 to 80F to get rid of opposite band bend memory to make it adhere better in the corners. The installation went well and should not have any future “Belly Band Sadness”! 🙂

Chris and John, Welcome, nice looking rig! Looking forward to seeing photos of Ollie adventures!

Initially ran 50PSI in our LE2 tires for a few years, now running 45PSI without issues in our Cooper HT3 tires. All cold pressures.

JD & GAP, Thanks for the reply! Really like how GAP & Dave Phelps reused their 2" belly band! If someone chooses not to reuse the old 2" belly band, in addition to the chrome molding rich.dev mentioned earlier, found good reviews on Cowles 2"X16' automotive Chrome molding on Amazon, but that's probably not long enough to have a one piece chrome molding around the beds. Also found Cowles 2"X30' Chrome molding with 3M adhesive strips on their website, but it's presently sold out. https://cowlesproducts.com/body-molding-official/Cowles®-38-900-Custom-Chrome-Truck-or-SUV-Body-Side-Molding-2-x-30-p266461334 For fiberglass preparation, ordered 3M adhesive cleaner, 3M White Scotch-Brite pad, and 3M adhesion promoter from Amazon as mentioned by JD & Dave Phelps.