Just downloaded the manual today...
Thank you OP!!

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Great resource. Thank you so much for sharing

Massive amounts of work, thanks for posting!

Same here, I thought I read somewhere this was normal that the linked pages (info boxes) could not work with this download?

Downloaded and worked for me. Does anyone know if there is updated version for 21s?

It is May of 2024 and I can confirm the download still works.

Type in the URL, download, extract using the provided password, generate bookmarks, and life is good.

I used peazip to extract since my native extraction tool with Windows 11 was confounded. I'll be using this until I can get my hands on a 2024 version. Thanks be to the OP.

You do mention this works for 2016 4Runners, but would the material be the same for 2014 Trail as far as you know?

For the basic stuff, like power train, suspension and the like, it should work for all 5th generation 4Runners. Where you will have problems is with the things that change every couple years: lights, radio, trim, seats.

hEY SORRY, I MUST BE MISSING SOMETHING, WHEN i TRY TO ECTRACT IT SAYS WRONG PASSWORD. WHATS THE PASSWORD?

Quick update: When a user (like me) buys a subscription, the "blue info boxes" link to the user's personal information for some reason. I prefer to stay anonymous as possible because I'm not looking for financial compensation or public notoriety. As far as the which years this manual covers, technically, it just covers 2016, technically speaking. The way it works is, each and every component of a Toyota vehicle has its own, individual "service life". These services lives are independent of all other components and vary each year. Most component service lives usually last *around* 4 years, some stick around for a decade. Generally, the more crucial a component is (drive line components being very crucial) last longer. If you notice the dates listed at the top of each page of this service manual, it's almost always a range of years. As long as the component(s) you're dealing with falls within this range, you have nothing to worry about. If you have an older or newer vehicle that does NOT fall within these respective ranges, you're kind of in no-man's land. These parts don't vary drastically, so realistically, as long as you use common sense and have a little mechanical prowess, you'll be fine. If not, go spend $25 and download w/ever pages you need to get the job done..... like a man lol. Although I didn't explicitly say this in this post, a big part of the reason for posting this in the first place was to help people break away from *ONLY* relying on what our "authorities" want us to be able to do. Seriously? How much blood, sweat and tears did you spend on your 4Runner? A hunk of metal with wheels. Almost everything in this guide came from the works of other peoples' hard work. Take that stick and start drawing your very own line in the sand. This guide alone won't be enough to keep your vehicle road worthy for 30 years. This is merely a starting point and a template to get you *COMFORTABLE* enough to take care of *YOUR* vehicle, on your own terms. Thank the guys behind you, grab that baton and run your race. 'Nuf said.

Can't find the download link. Please, repost the link?

Thanks, link and password works great, now I have to find time to go over novel lol

Link and password worked for me today. Thx!