Sequential Turn Signals

Saker

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Sequential Turn Signals

I installed these on my T4R, I am currently pleased with the “at rest” color, functionality and brightness of the turn signal when functioning.

Kudos to Runnin 4 Tacos for Turn Signal - 2014-2020 Toyota 4Runner Sequential Smoked


Turn Signal - 2014-2020 Toyota 4Runner

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According to your signature, you have a 2021. Is that the Runner you installed these lights?

Runnin4Tacos website says the lights do not fit 2020-2021. Did you do any modifications to get them to work?
 
How about wipers that don’t stop in the middle of your windshield when you turn the car off?

Jeeps didn’t even do this in 1993 for the first Grand Cherokee model year.

It’s 2022 and I’m chalking this up to pure laziness.


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I swapped out a set from Amazon. No complaints. They look great, function great and are plenty bright despite being smoked.

I want to figure out how to make them switch back running lights.
[MENTION=66389]BlackWorksInc[/MENTION], FWIW it would be pretty easy to install a chasing red light in the hood scoop. Lol!
 
Saker said:
Sequential Turn Signals

I installed these on my T4R, I am currently pleased with the “at rest” color, functionality and brightness of the turn signal when functioning.

Kudos to Runnin 4 Tacos for Turn Signal - 2014-2020 Toyota 4Runner Sequential Smoked


Turn Signal - 2014-2020 Toyota 4Runner

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how difficult you think it was to install? i watched the video....
 
2021nightshade4x4 said:
It’s 2022 and I’m chalking this up to pure laziness.


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I'd say the same about ones inability to return the wiper stalk to the off position prior to turning the vehicle off. Maybe I'm just out of touch since approximately 50% of the time I park mine it's in my garage and I realize when I come back out to it I won't need the wipers running. I find it interesting that the same person that allows dry wipers to scrape across the windshield when the vehicle is later started has an issue with where they come to rest when they turn the vehicle off.
 
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I'd say the same about ones inability to return the wiper stalk to the off position prior to turning the vehicle off. Maybe I'm just out of touch since approximately 50% of the time I park mine it's in my garage and I realize when I come back out to it I won't need the wipers running. I find it interesting that the same person that allows dry wipers to scrape across the windshield when the vehicle is later started has an issue with where they come to rest when they turn the vehicle off.
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As much of a Toyota fan as I have become in my 1 year of ownership, I won’t make excuses for manufacturers that continue to exclude what should be standard features on cars. Tilt wheel, cruise control, adjustable seats…

Or so I thought. My work truck was a 2002 Chevrolet 3500HD, which had none of the above. I bet you all were picturing something like this:

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However, the chassis cabs didn’t get the facelift. Mine looked more like this:

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