I know we like to think that our trucks are bulletproof and never break unless we break them...
...but that's obviously not the case, even though they're better than lots of other vehicles. So, I'm wondering if we want a consolidated thread of "weird/unintuitive things that might happen to your 4Runner in the normal course of operation." I'll start with two that I've seen:
Anyone else? I'll add stuff to this list as it comes in.
...but that's obviously not the case, even though they're better than lots of other vehicles. So, I'm wondering if we want a consolidated thread of "weird/unintuitive things that might happen to your 4Runner in the normal course of operation." I'll start with two that I've seen:
- If you disconnect the battery, the first time you start it after reconnecting it will stall. This is normal, just start it again.
- You don't have to install a lift to break an ABS sensor wire! If your dashboard looks like this (ABS, Brake, all of the 4wd feature lights on or blinking), you've probably broken an sensor wire. I'm taking it in tomorrow to get replaced since I have a warranty on it, but I gather from other posters that if you replace the part yourself the lights will go out on their own. It's safe to drive in the meantime, assuming you don't need ABS or 4wd.
Anyone else? I'll add stuff to this list as it comes in.