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Tariffs, I suppose.

I've got that skid on mine. You have to take it off; there's no access to the drain plug or the filter. I find it a simple task. I put the truck on ramps, and remove all the bolts except the two in slotted holes. I scoot under with a creeper, set it on my chest, and scoot back out.

I don't know if you've changed your oil, but it kicks out a stream of oil like a garden hose. It's understandable what happened. I don't understand how you could not make a mess without taking the pan off OR installing a Fumoto. I installed one on my first change. I'm looking forward to #2.

I have a hard time understanding how an alignment affects the electric steering. Perhaps I'm missing something.

On the highway, I get 23 to 24 MPG. 18.2 x 23 = 418 miles. That's the same range I was getting with my third-gen Tacoma. What I don't like is that it estimates my range as 305 or something similar when I fill up.

So... mine were set at 60 seconds. After Googling around, this is what I found the feature does: How it works: If you unlock your Toyota vehicle and don't open a door within the set time (default is 60 seconds), the doors will automatically relock.

Thanks. I'll give it a go.

Where are you finding that setting?

I'm an old geezer who embraced the tech in my truck. I use the Lane Assist 95% of the time and don't understand what you mean by "constant pushing and pulling." I'm quite certain that feature doesn't affect mileage, but turn it off for a few tanks and find out. Maybe I'm wrong. Me? I'm getting...

I read where someone had to take it in, and they replaced the motor, and it works great now.

OnX has always worked flawlessly for me without plugging in my iPhone?

I'm on CarPlay with an iPhone. I use Gaia a ton on foot. With OnX it works perfectly on the screen, and I find having an aerial photo great. We're headed out for our annual month-long trip to southern Utah, and I'll try that Gaia tip.

I often have to fiddle with my phone to get the correct map layer to come up. Any tips or tricks?

Thanks.

Other than a scratch, how did it look?

I use both OnX and Gaia, to me, the latter works better when I leave the truck behind, but OnX works better while driving. I download maps with both apps when I'm headed to the no-cell boonies. Easy-peasy.

An interesting post to sip coffee by.

Nope. It's not changeable.

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I think the headlights don't move, it's somehow done digitally inside the light. (I think.) Could they have installed aftermarket lights? I don't recall the scroll lighting up. Perhaps.