2020 model issues/observations

I load up some gas jugs to fill up at the station, get in and start the truck. Thought I'd better double check the strap holding the jugs so I get out and walk towards the back. Three loud beeps. I open the tailgate, three more loud beeps. When I close the tailgate, yet another three loud beeps. WTF Toyota, the nannies are ridiculous.

Take the keys out of your pocket and leave them in a cup holder while you're outside of the vehicle. No beeps.
 
I shouldn't have to do that in order to keep it from beeping at me three times. And I don't think that works for the hatch pop, only opening and closing the driver's door.
 
1) I don't know if you can if you don't have the buttons on the back. If its a key based one then you'll need a separate key to do so. Valet key should work. There might be some aftermarket mods that you could get that will do this with a button push.

2) There should be a section under vehicle settings that allows you to adjust the lights and the time it takes for them to shut off once the vehicle is turned off.

1) Mine is a 2020 with fob. I guess when I push the window up button it first locks the doors then rolls the window up. Since I sometimes have the vehicle running or a door open when I try this the car senses the fob still in the vehicle and refuses to lock the doors.
2) I have looked for the setting and adjusted it but no matter what if I have my headlights on Auto and I have any door or hatch open after shutting off the engine and leave a door/hatch open the lights will stay on indefinitely. Trust me I have tested it.
It’s a weird quirk I will just have to figure out.
 
Unable to turn down the volume for navigation turn by turn. Anyone else?

Also with CarPlay unable to adjust call volume or keypad entry when typing in a number.
 
Does anyone else’s temperature control knobs sound like they’re scraping when you turn them? It’s not a functional issue, just an annoying sound and feel. I have dual climate control in the Pro.
 
Does anyone else’s temperature control knobs sound like they’re scraping when you turn them? It’s not a functional issue, just an annoying sound and feel. I have dual climate control in the Pro.

Nope, mine are smooth with a tiny notch feel.
 
My OCD is killing me with it :D

I will probably mention it at my 5k service. Thanks for the response!


They ain’t gonna do shit. I know what you’re talking about. I’ve got a little resistance that feels like rubber friction but I don’t mind it. Not like the knobs pulling off in the 200 series I drove.


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Does anyone else’s temperature control knobs sound like they’re scraping when you turn them? It’s not a functional issue, just an annoying sound and feel. I have dual climate control in the Pro.

This started happening in the summer. It had gotten real dusty in there a few times. Maybe try a can compressed air around the edges of the knob and see if the scraping goes away. I got the same dual control in Canada ver Off Road.
 
How is it Toyota can engineer adaptive cruise control but not be smart enough to have a infotainment screen that auto dims after it gets dark?
 
2020 Navigation system is now a joke. Need to add a 'favorite' destination ?
Need to add a name to it ? Sorry, they er... 'removed' that feature. Now you just see a street number.

Translation: '149290 Main St'.

If they don't have a 'favorite place' established already,
they want you to 'buy in' to a cell phone 'find places' system.
 
Since buying my '20 I've said over and over what a joke the "infotainment" system is. That's why I installed an aftermarket Pioneer with a Maestro setup, along with speakers, amp and sub.
 
I don't even pay attention to the infotainment system or nav since I just use Android auto. Does everything I want it to a d look pretty good in my opinion.
 
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Since buying my '20 I've said over and over what a joke the "infotainment" system is. That's why I installed an aftermarket Pioneer with a Maestro setup, along with speakers, amp and sub.

I like the 2020 Nav/Info system. I do use Apple Car Play most of the time. Yes sound quality leaves a lot to be desired in my SR5 Premium. I have, for many years of my life, had Klispch corner horns for my in house system so I am not the norm. If you have not had the Klipsch corner horn experience, most of these crap amp’d up bass systems might sound great but a real 20 hz to 20 kHz sound is an experience most people will never have and that is one of the reasons I dont hear so well in certain frequency ranges.
 
Since buying my '20 I've said over and over what a joke the "infotainment" system is. That's why I installed an aftermarket Pioneer with a Maestro setup, along with speakers, amp and sub.
Any pics of complettion? How is Maestro? Do you still have all the small screen data?
 
New owner of 2020 SR5 with 2000 miles now. Nav has taken me on a longer route twice now. Some steering wheel vibrations, seems to happen randomly and not all the time. My shift knob was loose so I tightened it down and now it's pointed sideways. Other than these minor things, car rides great.
 
2020 Navigation system is now a joke. Need to add a 'favorite' destination ?
Need to add a name to it ? Sorry, they er... 'removed' that feature. Now you just see a street number.

Translation: '149290 Main St'.

If they don't have a 'favorite place' established already,
they want you to 'buy in' to a cell phone 'find places' system.

Read the manual, works fine... starts around page 99
 

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Personally, I am quite happy with the "infotainment" system. Now that Gaia plays nice with CarPlay I can follow my downloaded tracks/routes without using my small phone screen or mounting a separate device. My previous vehicle was an 05 Tacoma with no nav, cameras, or other gadgets. The 4Runner feels downright futuristic in comparison.
 
How is it Toyota can engineer adaptive cruise control but not be smart enough to have a infotainment screen that auto dims after it gets dark?

It's a setting. I had the same problem earlier in this thread. to the left of the steering wheel there is a dimmer for the lights. When you move the dimmer around, you'll notice there is a notch at the top. You need to move this dimmer right below the notch (such that it is not clicked). From this point, don't touch the notch.

Then, turn on your lights and set the brightness to what you would want for "dim mode" directly on the touch screen/infotainment. Then turn your lights off again, and set it to what you'd like for it to be in "bright mode".

Finally, when your truck turns the headlights on automatically, it will dim automatically too.

I assume this is in all models, I'm not really sure, it worked on my Pro.
 

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