AntleredRuin
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Ok, so I apologize if anyone has covered this. I used the search feature (both on this site and on Google but didn't find anything specifically on this.
I have a '99 Limited with the autodim and compass in the mirror. I realized a few days ago that when starting the Runner, when all the dummy lights fire, the digital display shows like a thermometer for a few seconds as well.
This started me searching. I know that the Limited has the auto climate-control panel with the thermometer based in that, but I really got used to my old '96 Exploder (I know, I know) with the thermometer in the mirror.
Is there a way to enable the thermometer in the mirror permanently? I'm guessing it was disabled for 4Runners with the auto climate-control panels so the panel could display?
(also, while we're at it: STUPID design on Toyota's part with the passenger sun-visor. I have the mirror base tilted as far to the driver's side as it would go, but the passenger sun-visor can't open without bumping the mirror. Mechanically sound, sure, but geez. How'd that pass the basic consumer inspection?)
I have a '99 Limited with the autodim and compass in the mirror. I realized a few days ago that when starting the Runner, when all the dummy lights fire, the digital display shows like a thermometer for a few seconds as well.
This started me searching. I know that the Limited has the auto climate-control panel with the thermometer based in that, but I really got used to my old '96 Exploder (I know, I know) with the thermometer in the mirror.
Is there a way to enable the thermometer in the mirror permanently? I'm guessing it was disabled for 4Runners with the auto climate-control panels so the panel could display?
(also, while we're at it: STUPID design on Toyota's part with the passenger sun-visor. I have the mirror base tilted as far to the driver's side as it would go, but the passenger sun-visor can't open without bumping the mirror. Mechanically sound, sure, but geez. How'd that pass the basic consumer inspection?)
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