This thread barely made it 50 minutes before it went off the rails. Good work guys.
Sorry if this is a stupid question, but what, internally, allows for the Pro/Limited to start using the fob and not the ORP? Is it simply a software issue/connection/check box or something more than that? Is it something disabled by Toyota and can a dealership activate it?
From pics/vids I have seen, the Pro and ORP fobs look the same...or did I miss something? Can new Pro and ORP owners post a pic of their fobs? I'd really like to not have to do another install of a 3rd party remote start (from a cost perspective) and have it be native to the vehicle.
Random thought: there are TSS relocation brackets for the Tacoma and Tundra; I hope we get an option where we can move the sensors on the 4Runner as well.
Thought the same thing, be intersting to see how plate bumper manufacturers are going to deal with it. How deep is it? Wonder if it will be in the way of even slimline/lo-pro style cutout bumpers winch placement.
Here is the 2020 PRO key
I'd assume software gimping. BUT the silver lining to all this is that 3rd party remote starts don't have the stupid "safety feature" that turns off your vehicle when you open the doors from the outside.
Just received word from my dealer that my TRD pro super white is delayed. The original dates were:
Production: 8/29
Vessel: 9/9
Arrival: 9/23
Delivery: 10/15 - 10/20
New date is 10/17 - 10/27 Idaho.
Seems like everyone's dealers but mine are swimming in information. The closest I've come to a date is my dealer telling me last weekend my vehicle was "en route" and I would probably get it "next month sometime".
I did manage to get a VIN and build sheet, but other than that it's been pretty quiet.
Yeah, I knew as much but I'm not going to hassle the dude much because it's not like it's going to speed up the process. He told me 6-8 weeks from deposit so as long as I have it by Thanksgiving I'll be a happy camper. I'm filling my garage up with gear/mods in the meantime to make the waiting easier.