jmarsh8923
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Well that's awesome, i think that made my decision alot easier. Looks like I am about be a new/used 4runner owner.
Curious, if I purchased my 4runner used, would Toyota still address it for me? Seems like previous owners did an awesome job servicing the vehicle with over 50 service records throughout its life from 1 dealership... The car had a dash mat and I didn't look under till I already purchased the vehicle and got home. Noticed exactly what some describing. A long crack on passenger side from vent across airbag.
You should be able to as it is all based on the VIN number.
Well...I finally got the call for my dash replacement on Monday, so I scheduled the appointment for Yesterday morning. I went ahead and took out my head unit and all of my accessory wiring Monday night because of the horror stories I've read.
Well, I picked it up yesterday evening about 5ish and the first thing I noticed was my center speaker cover is now cracked. Then driving down the road I noticed my steering wheel is cocked to the right. Well, I figured I'd just go there this morning because their service dept closes at 5, but last night I put my head unit back in and hooked all my wiring back up and now I have zero sound...ugh...My amps have no power. I checked all of my fuses and they're good. The only thing I can think of is that they either cut or pinched my remote wire somewhere.
I'm going back tomorrow morning to get the steering wheel back straight and the center speaker cover replaced, but I'm not letting them touch the wiring.
Just another reason I do my own work on all of my vehicles...
Aside from your time being wasted, toyota will undoubtedly make it right. I might consider finding another dealership to provide the next phase of warranty work. Either way they warranty all parts an labor so if they broke your speaker cover, they'll definitely replace it.
As for the wiring deal, you may have screwed the pooch taking it to them disassembled. They can easily call that your fault now that the sound doesn't work. (obviously you wouldn't break your own stereo) but they can say you did and it becomes your word against theirs.
Hoping for the best for ya, I'm worried about what I'll face when they finally change mine out.
I'm going back tomorrow morning to get the steering wheel back straight and the center speaker cover replaced, but I'm not letting them touch the wiring.
Just another reason I do my own work on all of my vehicles...

