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The Limited has a padded center console, as well as the window rests on the doors. But as one person tried a direct swap, the console lid is slightly different due to the larger inverter in the console. I have no concerns on it lasting just as long as any other softex in the vehicle.

I don't know about others, but Goodyear shops will perform a free balancing and alignment check any time they are doing a tire rotation. I was shocked when Toyota says they do not check wheel balance when rotating tires, unless you pay extra for them to do so. Dealership: rotate tires. Extra...

Here's what I used (the fine scratch and then the polish), used a blue shop paper towel as the 'rag'. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0091IPVEW?ref_=ppx_hzsearch_conn_dt_b_fed_asin_title_1

One can be extra careful and it still get scratched. I was hyper aware on mine but all it took was some dust of a touch higher 'grit' and that light wipe dragged a scratch a few inches long on mine. Using some fine scratch remover, I got most of it out and down to about a 2cm/1in line still...

The limited trim has a touch unlock tailgate handle. I imagine any trim with the power tailgate might

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From direct testing, it flips to whatever the allowed previous gauge is. If you disable everything except TPMS on the side, it will be blank instead on restart.

Every so often my HUD drops back down, but not frequently enough for me to count the duration of time it number of starts or duration turned off to hunt a pattern. At least I can set it again while driving, so annoying but minor. More annoying is AA not sending nav through to it. The only...

Your local terrain and traffic conditions are going to make a massive difference. Locally, I almost never have a "flat" road. But here's how it's played out for me so far: Fuel PPG Price Octane Units Miles MPG Result CumMiles Exxon $2.97 $50.50 87 17.009 337.9 19.87 OK 337.9 Costco...

Question to OP What tires do you currently have on it? Posts show about 3 different ones being used from factory. Mine came with general grabbers. Mileage was 19mpg give or take until i broke ~2200mi, then suddenly stepped up and now I average 21-22 for around town with lots of small trips...

did this one. love it. in matte really kills a ton of the reflection/glare. $30 USD https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09W46VKGP?ref_=ppx_hzsearch_conn_dt_b_fed_asin_title_1

Let us know. I'm still on Factory/OEM General Grabber tires. I was trying to play around today, and I was not finding a real difference on Eco vs. non (due to other comments above I tried again). It appears to kick in when between 37 and 47 (most noticeable as you said around 42mph until...

The sensation bring describe here is mild but noticable. It's not jaring or in your face. Low rpm, easy on the pedal. There is a very distinct "driving sensation" change crossing into the zone, once in it's a mild sensation on your lower back and your legs, you can see it vibrating a bottle in...

I have similar on my LTD HV. Dealership claiming something is normal just because other vehicles also do it is the most absurd excuse I've now encountered. If the vehicles are so missing a lug nut, does that make it normal? In my case they even refused to do a road force balance test or...

The ECU is inside the main cab. The antennas are in the doors and floors. If you're specifically looking for the tailgate one, it appears that it might be behind the license plate. See #6, #7 in the below diagram

That's simply the ECU that does all the signal processing. Labeled as "smart key ECU" within the event sequence I posted earlier from the Repair Manual.

Same antennas are used. Per the troubleshooting instructions: When a key switch is pushed: 1) the door control receiver receives the wireless door lock signal; 2) the doorcontrol receiver sends a signal to the main body ECU (multiplex network body ECU) through the certificationECU (smart key...

There are multiple smart key antennas - that's how it properly does proximity and why the front door won't unlock if you're at the rear corner of the truck. They are in each front door, the tailgate (if you have a locking one), and center cab area (for determining "in truck & ok to drive"). Per...

Had you posted what the part numbers were for the harness wires and lamps themselves? since it was 4 parts in total, correct? bed rails w/cutouts + harness w/lights?

I wouldn't see why not. But plug in your trim on the parts website (I use Fred Anderson) and see if it flags as compatible or not (or you can always call them, they've always been great for me over the phone checking stuff).