Dealer programmable options

[whiteblazer01]

I saw a thread that was created a few years back that had a list of programmable options, but the link was no longer working.

I'm wondering if anyone has a list of programmable options for the 2015 TEP. For example, I'd like to be able to roll down the rear window by holding the unlock button and automatically roll it up when pressing the lock button. And also have the mirror flood lights to stay on for a few seconds when I lock the car (they currently turn off immediately).

Not sure what other options are available to program, but I heard I can only get one free program from the dealer, so I want to make it worthwhile.

 

[bloodninja]

http://www.toyota-4runner.org/5th-g...s-dealer-can-program-2010-toyota-4runner.html

 

[enapa]

http://www.toyota-4runner.org/5th-g...s-dealer-can-program-2010-toyota-4runner.html

OP was the last poster in that thread 2 weeks ago. :ranger:

 

[whiteblazer01]

OP was the last poster in that thread 2 weeks ago. :ranger:

Yeah, nobody responded and all the links are dead. :-(

 

[bloodninja]

Not sure what you're talking about... The PDF is working just fine.

 

[carlomagne]

OP was the last poster in that thread 2 weeks ago. :ranger:

Yeah, nobody responded and all the links are dead. :-(

 

[DesertCanyons]

... a list of programmable options, but the link was no longer working.

I'm wondering if anyone has a list of programmable options for the 2015 TEP. For example, I'd like to be able to roll down the rear window by holding the unlock button and automatically roll it up when pressing the lock button. And also have the mirror flood lights to stay on for a few seconds when I lock the car (they currently turn off immediately).
...

Some of these are listed in the owner's manual.

 

[SkidPalace]

Screw the dealer and get yourself a Techstream OBDII cable.
Search the forum for the thread and grab the cable and software off Amazon for like $25 or so. No need for the dealer.
Searching eBay, it seems you can get them even cheaper.

 

[whiteblazer01]

Daaaaaang... Well I guess I had it coming, but I appreciate the responses (and the PDF)!

Screw the dealer and get yourself a Techstream OBDII cable.
Search the forum for the thread and grab the cable and software off Amazon for like $25 or so. No need for the dealer.
Searching eBay, it seems you can get them even cheaper.

Good idea, I'll add this to my wish list for my next Amazon order. Out of curiousity, do you know if this will work being plugged into one of those Android head units? I'm wanting to get one (someday), and it would be cool to be able to do it all from the head unit. (EDIT: I suppose I can post this question to the Amazon page)