What year is this tundra? 2002 tundra. First generation. And a lot of other vehicles including tundras. The door gets loose. Flops up and down. You can see the movement right here. It's literally just flopping around. Very common problem. So first we removed the bolts that are holding it on the door. Over here. And to make it less work. We just have an assistant over here. I've already started on this thing. It's basically what it is here. It's just a pin on both sides. It's, you know, there's no nut or anything. So you have to actually grind it off. And what I did is I used this tool. And I grind it back and forth slowly and carefully. Until the top is gone. Like this. And once it's flush. Once it's flush, I get a drive pin. And put it right here. And then hammer it through. All the way until it comes out. Remove this thing. Woo! Woo! Woo! All right. Done grinding it down. It's flush. It's ready to get knocked out with the driver pin. And that one. Woo! And these are the bushings that they come with. These are plastic pieces. And these are the bushings that they come with. These are plastic pieces. And these are the bushings that they come with. These are plastic pieces of crap right here. Toyota quality right here. But this is the same as I think 350Z I've seen this problem on recently. Some other Japanese cars and some other cars. But this is the kit for the Toyota Tundra. What range is this Tundra? 2002-2006. And I also believe it does as a coil as well. 2002-2006. And the Sequoia. This is a part number. It's 38-470. Dorman. And the helps section. You probably get it out of zone or a Ryleys or something. Vance auto parts. And this is what you get in the kit. This pin right here. A nut. And these are actually metal. And then here. And then you line this thing up. Like this. Tap this in a little bit. And then use a nut and tighten it down. So it's flat. And you have the surface on the outside. I found that these are not perfectly smooth once installed. So I press it in first to make sure it's smooth. Okay. Now it's ready. There's a little stopper right there. Let's go smooth. All right. Now that I hammered that flesh, install the nut. And the bottom. Okay. It's a little tight. So back it off a little bit. Okay. That's smooth. And it's not. It doesn't wobble at all. Anyone can do this at home. Doesn't you just probably need an assistant like I have a 13 millimeter for the nut that comes with the kit. You need a 12 millimeter. Preferably just an open end or box wrench to take these out. There's four of these in the door. And we'll step on them. Everything's back together. The door is not. It's really solid. Doesn't wiggle or nothing. They're nice. Another thing that. The early warning sign this part will break or come loose plastic piece right here because the door is moving up and down. So just keep that in mind. I actually had to cut this open and weld it a new nut on the inside. That was not fun.