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Easier Bypass - One Connector I know this thread is pretty old, but I wanted to add an additional note. If you are looking to just bypass the TPMS completely use a splice connector between the White-Black (ground) and the Pink-Black (indicator) wires. One connector and the light on your dash...

Dude has a 2wd. Do you have the TRAC OFF button left of the steering wheel? If so push it.

I like the console safes. One for the 4Runner would be awesome!

Hey - Fellow Orlando 4Runner pilot here. The guys at Jeepers Den could probably give you some good shops to check out. It also looks like 4WheelParts does service and installs. Here is a link to their page. Truck Parts & Truck Accessories in Orlando, FL 32808

Still have the spider net?

'04 V8 here. Getting 17.9 MPG hand calculated around town and over 22 MPG on the highway with 87 octane. Drop in K&N, stock Dueler H/Ts with 32 PSI. Of course I live in Florida so when I hit the highway I am not climing up and down hills or mountains. I drive about 75 on the interstate and...

Just to clarify I meant push in the "TRAC OFF" button and holding it for 3 seconds. I always carry a tow strap. I've been able to help some people out and it comes in real handy. I have a portable 12v compressor to air back up before getting back on the concrete. It is mostly packed dirt...

Thanks guys. I thought that was the case. I am planning on dropping my tire pressure when I get to where I am hunting then airing up before heading back home. I haven't gotten my A/T tires yet, so I'll be taking it easy.

Here is the link to the how-to... http://www.toyota-4runner.org/accessories/8435-how-keep-fog-lights-high-beams-6.html

I know this thread is crazy old, but thanks to you guys I was able to get the parts swap done on my '04 V8 via TSB EG020-04. I was skeptical, but Toyota of Orlando came through for me. Now thanks to the replacement catalytic converter the smell is gone.

Hey guys. Been reading the forum for sometime and did a few of the mods. I have an '04 2wd V8. I am going hunting this weekend and will be driving through some loose sand. Would it be better to have the VSC on or off, and why?