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Toyota Sequoia Accessories and Modifications
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I also have DVD/LCD headrests on the way.
I did a Homelink(R) rear-view auto dimming mirror install.
Now I did the Python 990 remote start and two-way alarm.
To test it I first I walked to the most true line of sight I could get -- 700 yards or so according to the laser rangefinder. Then I walked further and further. I lost line of sight but wrote down street intersections. It seemed like I walked forever so remind me not to walk that far again in 36 degree temps. I got 2054 yards or 1.17 miles out of it, according to google-earth. So I am stunned -- I was able to verify a mile. I have no doubt that true line of sight without a bunch of houses in the way would have gone further. Not that this is a reliable range of course, but it worked.
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I think the fix is to reprogram the car. The owner's manual has two custom settings that seem relevant. One is how many seconds from when you close the door to when the lights go off. Default is 30 seconds but a Toyota dealer can change it to 0. I don't think that will help though as the door is never open and closed. The other setting will make it so that the lights are off when the engine is shut off. I assume that will fix it. While I am at it, there is an option to disable the seat-belt buzzer.
Thanks in advance,
Robert
1. It is a magnet for window smashers.
2. If it loses reception, it stops working. The factory nav is tied in to the wheels. There are (I think) some portables now that have accelerometers.
I wish there was some magic way to avoid the problem but in my experience, I've seen the rock coming, they come in from a fairly steep angle and there is no way in heck that a bug shield would have prevented the attack. I mean the rocks that have actually cracked my various windshields are big enough that there is no way they would have been deflected by a different wind pattern caused by a bug shield.
Bugs yes, I'm sure bugs will be deflected up and away from the windshield in most cases but not the rocks that crack windshields.
If anyone can prove me wrong I want to know. Thanks for hearing me out on this.
Michael
Dan
Dan
P.S. Good Luck with your new Sequoia!!
Dan
Please advise
http://www.discountvantruck.com/centerconsoleseats/truckconsoleseats.htm
I have the SR-5 W/JBL system
is it any way I can replace me current factory radio and upgrade to a Factory Nav.?
Thanks!
Joel Klein
I have a 2007 Sequoia and installed my own trailer hitch...Just purchased a boat and now need lights. Toyota dealer gave my wife the run around and said there is no hook-up under the back of the SUV... I just went in garage and found hookup in about 30 seconds after looking up under the left/back of the vehicle where the hitch was installed. I just need to know the part numbers or pictures if you have them. Thanks in advance Mark
Also, does anyone know how to either re-program the Nav system or disconnect the wires to permit the damn thing to work when you're driving down the road? It's utterly ridiculous that you have to stop in order to type in on the thing. Yes, voice command is an option to some degree...but when you have a passenger (the wife) ridding with you everywhere you go, it's not a safety issue if she's the one doing the typing!!!
This is a great vehicle, but needs a little tweaking on these systems. HELP!!!
Does anyone know if the JBL E7006 is replaced that we WILL lose use of ceiling mount screen, or if a Kenwood or JBL accessory is available.
Thanks,
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Also - my power antenna died and Im going to replace it with a fixed mast. That too doesnt not even show up in a repair manual - does anyone know where the access port is for the power antenna - I cannot locate anything in wheel well or door. Glove box maybe? I've had this 2001 Toyota for 220k miles just under 10 years and no regrets. Has saved me bundles vs other big SUVs friends have.
Tks all,
Thanks in advance for any suggestions.