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I updated my 2015 4runner limited using the bluetooth connection through my nexus5 which was connected to wifi as I still had signal strength on my driveway from my router.
My nexus 5 is running experimental software (I work for Google) and also has the latest entune android app on the phone.
All I did was follow the on screen prompts. I had my 4runner in the "ON" state without the engine running. Which is 2 presses of the engine start button without depressing the brake pedal.
It took maybe 3 mins for the download... and maybe 2 mins for the install. I didn't time it exactly.
One thing I did notice after the entune update is now it appears I can't scroll past page 1 for POI searches (like gas stations and restaurants) while the 4runner is in gear. I remember I used to be able to scroll and enter in addresses to my hearts content. Now it is almost as bad as Nissan navigation systems. They completely lock you out from using the interface while the vehicle is moving.
I think I had version 5.0 on my headunit prior to going to 5.1.
My nexus 5 is running experimental software (I work for Google) and also has the latest entune android app on the phone.
All I did was follow the on screen prompts. I had my 4runner in the "ON" state without the engine running. Which is 2 presses of the engine start button without depressing the brake pedal.
It took maybe 3 mins for the download... and maybe 2 mins for the install. I didn't time it exactly.
One thing I did notice after the entune update is now it appears I can't scroll past page 1 for POI searches (like gas stations and restaurants) while the 4runner is in gear. I remember I used to be able to scroll and enter in addresses to my hearts content. Now it is almost as bad as Nissan navigation systems. They completely lock you out from using the interface while the vehicle is moving.
I think I had version 5.0 on my headunit prior to going to 5.1.