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Discovered the outside thermometer only goes down to -40°F.
I wonder how cold it actually was out there [emoji848]
I wonder how cold it actually was out there [emoji848]
Discovered the outside thermometer only goes down to -40°F.
I wonder how cold it actually was out there [emoji848]![]()
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Answered the question as to whether the T4R will work in -40....
Hmm, good to know.
Question, umm.....what happens if you drive down the street with the tailgate open?
Asking for a friend.
She works, but very reluctantly. After about 5 to 10 mins of being out of the garage the gear oils start to coagulate and the power steering stiffens up. Even at highway speeds the tranny fluid only made it up to about 95°F. :smow:
I think it actually got down to the -50°F range here last night. Most thermometers stop in the -30/-40 range, so it's hard to tell for sure.
She works, but very reluctantly. After about 5 to 10 mins of being out of the garage the gear oils start to coagulate and the power steering stiffens up. Even at highway speeds the tranny fluid only made it up to about 95°F. :smow:
I think it actually got down to the -50°F range here last night. Most thermometers stop in the -30/-40 range, so it's hard to tell for sure.
Damn! Do you have a block heater for it?
North Pole Alaska? Does Santa have some hot helpers to warm you up? Now that I mapped it, we blew through North Pole on the Alcan Hwy headed to Fairbanks. When we stopped in Tok, AK, one of the stores had an analog thermometer that went down to -60 F. I looked at store owner’s short haired dog and asked how he handles the winters? Store owner said he handles winters great down in Mexico. We get the F outta here.
I’ve driven the Dalton Hwy out past Galbraith Lake and onto the North Slope, but it was August and very nice. We camped at Galbraith and watched the sun go around the pole while drinking all night.
Yeah, I have a block heater, oil pan heater, tranny pan heater...
Haven't tried it, but I assume if you leave your rear end open you'll end up having a gay ol' time.
When your wife decides to climb into the back seat for a nap, the seat belt alarm goes off even when she's no longer in the seat.
I bought one of these seat belt buckles on Amazon that I attached to my headrest rod and I tuck in the back pocket of seat. When my dog gets in the front seat and the seatbelt light starts chiming, I reach over and grab this buckle and plug it in and it thinks seatbelt is buckled.It was $9.99 for two
Would be perfect fix for your situation too.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B076S4J4WW/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o09__o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Hmm, good to know.
Question, umm.....what happens if you drive down the street with the tailgate open?
Asking for a friend.
I purchased a big ticket item recently and had to haul it back in the back of the 4R with the tailgate partially open. The door-open buzzer was buzzing all the way home.
I brought a 75" home in November in the back of my 4R. Back seats folded down, and back door closed.What size tv did you buy?:usa:
If you have the smart key, you can simply grab the driver's side door handle to unlock just that door. If you want to unlock all the doors, simply:
1. Turn the “ENGINE START STOP” switch OFF.
2. When the indicator on the key surface is turned off, press and hold the unlock button and then hold the lock button on the "key" for approximately 5 seconds.
You'll hear the exterior beep twice and the interior ping once. Go outside, lock your door and then test it out. WALA! All doors will unlock. Not that it isn't already but it's so much more convenient.
This only applies to Limited models which have a push button start. I finally figured out how to turn off the engine, but keep the electronics in accessory mode. When you are ready to turn off the engine, put the transmission in Neutral instead of Park and push the Start/Stop button. Radio will stay on and doors will stay locked.
It's probably in the manual, but I have never seen it.
Hmm, I just messed with this on the way home, LOL while it was 13 degrees outside! SO it seems if the Temp knob is anywhere on the blue side the AC automagically comes on. Which I stand by my original comment, not sure I like that.
[MENTION=47936]Maz[/MENTION] I didn't try the recirc.
Coming from older LOL less advanced Toyotas I find this marked behaviour perplexingI didn't like the fact the AC ran in my Gen3 when the defroster was on. I realize it was to dehumidify the cabin air but fact of the matter is you don't always want it dehumidifying the air when you are blasting heat at the windshield.