Buy the Carista module and app and you can change it all yourself whenever you like. Works great
Buy the Carista module and app and you can change it all yourself whenever you like. Works great
This. It was the first thing I did. Programmed all locks to unlock with one press of the button
I think I am more used to it than anything, I cant remember any of my cars not having this feature. Again, if the wife is by herself more illumination is better. Not a deal breaker, I still love the rig, but something I did expect on a 42k vehicle. The reason I posted this thread is I didnt know if I was overlooking something in the manual. It looks like it doesnt have the approach lights and is not able to unlock in one swipe. So now its on to the lift and Icon Stage 5, cant wait to hit the malls!:happy:
I have the Fyre fly 12 piece kit sitting in the garage (3014 series). But it looks like I still need to get the vanity LED's and the outside side mirrors since the kit didnt come with those, I will be making that call today.
theres a good set you can buy at your local auto shop made by sylvania. they;re smaller than the standard LED's but just as bright. made by sylvania
Great, where did you buy yours from?
This was posted here last year but I didn't find it. It is a nice video on how to change most of the lights to LEDs. The mirror part is helpful if you haven't pulled one apart before. It starts at 9:00.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6O30-rctTDA
This may help as well:
http://www.toyota-4runner.org/5th-gen-t4rs/162994-2014-side-mirror-bulb-access.html
Start at post # 20 for easy access to your puddle light bulbs.
For your headlight request, IIRC, the headlights, if left on, will turn off automatically after a specified time. They will come back on when the car is disarmed.
I don't recall if the headlights need to be on before you park the vehicle for this function to activate or not, but I do know that my headlights came on once when I disarmed the vehicle. Just tested it while it was parked and the lights stayed on for over 5 minutes before I just went back out and turned them off manually. FYI, I just turned them on in the garage and armed then walked away, which is why I think you need to have them on prior to parking the car and not just turn them on after you've exited the car.
If that doesn't work for you, then there's always one other option, and that's to install an aftermarket alarm and just do away with the oem keyfob altogether. A good alarm shop can install relays and diodes to have the lights on function how you want it to. They can even get really fancy and have that function only when its dark outside!