Did you find a solution to this problem? I'm also dealing with something similar with the same aftermarket DRL setup. For me, it is the passenger side that won't turn on.
It's definitely a tough call. When I was shopping for my current 4Runner, I was really eyeing up the Grand Cherokee because I do a lot of driving. That being said, reliability is something that as once as we give it up, we notice it big time. If Grand Cherokees held their value (akin to the...
If you have the money, why not? It's a crappy buyers' market but people are still buying so you know a LC like that probably won't last long haha. You've put in the work and this seems like a good reward. But don't mind me: I'm in my mid-30's so I know nothing about life haha. Keep us posted.
My 2016 Trial is going in for 140K Routine Servicing on Wednesday. June 2022 will make it 5 years since I bought it new. I was doing way more driving but since I've been WFH since March 2020, I'm not driving as much as I use to. The only major repair that I had was replacing my leaking water...
From an engine perspective, I'd be more curious to see what the Tacoma gets. That would probably be more of a logical choice for insight into the 4Runner's future.
Technically, "Yes" to both. The Yellow/Amber light does better in Low Viz (inclement) weather. And obviously, with you going with with the Yellow film/glass/plastic lens, you do get that permanent "look" regardless if you're have lights on. I went with the LASFIT Switchback Fog Lights because I...
And that's how you keep a customer for life! Cutting corners in a niche business makes no sense to me. The 4Runner community is too small to for companies like ShockWorks to be pulling stunts like that off.
Can't believe (some) people are expecting the OP to go get hardware from a store when its industry standard to have the specific hardware included when purchasing rock sliders haha. In due time, I'll be looking to purchase sliders for my Runner. Unless the company explicitly says that they don't...