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actually I suppose I'll have to retract my statement.. though I wouldn't have any dealership tint option as they are always going to mark up the...
i'm sorry they feel our eco-friendly recycled plastic interior is tacky... ignorant buttheads.
umm.. was there something else you were concerned or worried about that you wanted to know? if you're trying to do something specific.. i can help...
that's good to know. :)
uh.. what the hell..? there's nothing in the owner's manual with regards to how to operate the navi system except the basics.. because there's a...
oh.. that that point.. i do believe it is 45 mph before the ICE is needed to come on to protect MG1
odd.... my first instinct would be to wake up the moron who's passing out.
the horn is easy... it's just removing the front bumper.. and you have access to it. the side mirrors.. just take off the painted cover, and the...
yeah.. i turned off both the driver and passenger seat belt warning on mine.. used the Toyota TechStream laptop from the dealership.
having the car in neutral doesn't do anything... and takes away any ability for the car to recharge the traction battery... coasting in neutral...
you need the Techstream computer to change it.. there's no way to do it without it.
so it looks like the Honda Service manual.. looks to be only 1/3 of the information that Toyota gives you.. then again... there are like 3 volumes...
with that in mind.. i wonder if you've checked the recent prices of Honda manuals... are they still $150?
i just dealt with installing an aftermarket headunit that has a rear camera input.. don't know if the stock navi system on the 3&4 has one......
well... it's also partially for the paper as well.. none of the service deparments really use paper book manuals anymore... everything is on TIS....
you need to remove the front bumper first to remove the headlight housing... and alas! i posted a how-to for that just yesterday.
well, cutting the VSS wire completely definitely wouldn't work.. LOL.. that's why i placed an in-line switch in there. but anyway.. the override...
kewlfox had a buddy of his cut out the mdf to fit.. and wrapped it in black fabric... basically.. traced the main shape using the plastic panel...
hmm.. i see.. looks like they've changed a few things from when i last overrid the older Toyota navi units... i used to manually pulse the VSS...
the toyota cargo net does not attach at the bottom
