LED headlights always stand out in oncoming traffic, even when stock. The OEM resistance bulbs are dimmer and have such a low K value that it’s more that the contrast to LEDs is the factor in annoying other drivers. Two people have provided comments on the Fahren LEDs. If you don’t believe us...
I also bought a set of these about a month ago for my 2005 and I agree. They seem to work fine in the OEM reflector housings and I haven’t had any issues with people flashing their hi beams at me. The companion Fahren high beams are also quite bright.
Toyota lost a lot of ground in converting their fleet to BEVs because they invested all their R and D effort in hydrogen fuel cell vehicles. Now they are compensating for this miscalculation by tweaking their ICE models, so expect more changes like this one in the future.
Google "Toyota OEM parts" and you will get a few hits to Toyota dealers that sell online. Some even their discount parts.[emoji15][emoji50][emoji44] I've had good luck buying from two specific dealers. You'll get real Toyota OEM parts shipped quickly and in my case they both accepted PayPal. You...
The TPMS sensors have batteries which eventually fail. Short of disconnecting the TPMS system (search this forum for DIY), the only solution is to have a tire shop find out which sensors are dead and then replace them. I have a 2005 and I bought one of those units on Amazon that reprograms the...
I tried to find the water leak from the sunroof drains. I ran some string trimmer line down the front drains with no problem, Except for one one small detail:
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Minnie and Mickey had chewed through both front drain hoses. The moral of the...
Depending on how old your truck is, the batteries in the sensors may be dead and that is the most common cause of the TPMS light flashing. Autel makes a nice TPMS meter that can check the sensor state and reset the TPMS light in most vehicles...