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Sure. It's done on the instrument cluster in settings.

Thanks. It is a gift. But we do go beyond Idaho.

I get that, given your circumstances. Drive safe.

These prices take me aback. I PPF'd the forward-facing metal* portions and the top of the rear fenders (under my cap's side doors) for about $150 using 3M's PPF purchased by the roll. I didn't do the plastic portions around the grill–because they don't take a beating like the metal does–that's...

It's doable as a DIY project using rolls of 3M PPF available on Amazon. I did the same on my (then new) 2016, and it looked as good as the day I installed it when I traded it in last August. There are plenty of good YouTube videos on how to apply it.

Nope.

There's a 7.5 amp fuse right next to it.

Mine stayed on the dealer's website until I picked it up.

Odd.

You should be able to see it on the dealer's website. Toyota posts the truck there as soon as it's built.

There are several good YouTube vids that show how to apply it.

I just installed PPF above it.

Just about the first thing I did was PPF the front of the rear fenders and then the forward-facing metal on the front. 3M rolls from Amazon.

Let us know. Thanks.

Me too.

What's it look like with the hood up?

And you've checked the hinge bolts?

Here's a shot of the mirror with the SmartCap. You lose about 20%. You need to adjust the settings in the mirror.

Who came up with that? Do you really expect a dealer to exceed their recommended oil change schedule?

My guess is that it has an alternator and a small 12-volt battery to run the 12-volt system.