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Thanks for sharing the video, looks really cool actually.
They kept saying Tundra in the video, but I'm guessing it's the same thing?
yup, same thing.
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Thanks for sharing the video, looks really cool actually.
They kept saying Tundra in the video, but I'm guessing it's the same thing?
would be great if the older entune hardware can be updated with the new 2014 entune software, but i'm guessing that's not possible.
question about older 4runners, were you able to change the startup/shutdown image for the display?
i just ran across the setup manual for the screen and you can transfer up to 3 images for the startup/shutdown.
PDF on toyota servers showing specs list the 2014 TE as having lost 2 degrees of departure angle, at 24 vs 26 for 2013. also indicates only a 110V outlet in rear cargo area vs the cargo + a cabin outlet in 2013
the outlet is unfortunate, but the departure angle is very curious--anyone have any details?
maybe the pdf is wrong? (i found it by substituting '2014' into the link for the 2013 model, it isn't officially listed on the site yet, as far as i can tell...maybe i read it wrong
...also, another peculiar thing is that when trying to search new inventory, the SUV section of the site doesn't have the 4runner shown in the group...i'm thinking this might mean the 2014 info is currently being added to the site.
26 is listed as departure angle for the 4x2 in the early 2014 Product Info sheet that someone here posted a while back. I'm guessing that's where the number came from. 24 is listed for the 4x4 models. As noted by many others, this info sheet had a number of errors in it.
Yes this is something you can do on prior model Entune's, just most here are unaware.
they must have that buried somewhere in those manuals, cause i specifically went thru the '13 online manuals and couldnt find a reference before i posted that question.
according to the ebrochure the differences between the trail and trail premium are
http://www.toyota.com/content/ebrochure/2014/4runner_ebrochure.pdf
-moonroof
-softex seats with heat
-auto dimming mirror
i don't know why the auto dimming mirror couldn't be standard.
you guys think it's possible to get the OEM toyota auto dimming mirror installed and the OEM toyota seat heating installed on a standard trail?
Looks like navigation is included with premium as well
26 is listed as departure angle for the 4x2 in the early 2014 Product Info sheet that someone here posted a while back. I'm guessing that's where the number came from. 24 is listed for the 4x4 models. As noted by many others, this info sheet had a number of errors in it.
after pulling up the new 2014 pdf and the 2013 pdf the approach/departure angles are the same except, the sr5 4x2 now gets a 30 deg approach angle, up from 24 in the 2013.