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Question #1- I am looking to install an additional set of fog lamps on my 2003 Limited 4Runner. I currently have a Wagg front bumper guard which I'm planning on installing the lamps on. I would like to avoid drilling any holes in the firewall and I thought I would use a wireless remote light switch. If I decide to go wireless, what would be the best way to get power to the lights (12v). Thanks!
Also, Would it be legal to have the new fogs (amber colored) and the standard vehicle fogs on at the same time?
http://www.sporttrucking.com/productdisplay.php?sku=495671&hd- wt=31101&loc=101&dealer=no&PHPSESSID=794ae84b5c85c486- 93e01def14425cc6
The Billet grille looks pretty sharp and reasonably priced.
Speaking of lifts, has anyone lifted the new 4R with the XREAS suspension? I would like to go up a bit, but I want to keep the XREAS.
Thanks,
Whitney
Thanks
In addition, I think the sound in the factory unit is a little weak but I am hesitant to replace it as I believe I will lose the steering wheel controls. Any recommendations?
I was running headlights, stock fogs and aux. fogs and was cited in Colorado. I also had a set of hella driving lights mounted but they were wired to high beams and fortunately they were not activated too.
Order the appropriate part from partznet for $76.44 plus shipping
http://www.partznet.com/toyotamainhomepage.html
Homelink Part numbers: (03/04 4Runner)
OAK: 63670-0W040-E0 (Tan)
STONE: 63670-0W040-B0 (Grey)
thanks
jd
john dode
I had the XM display unit installed on the raised lip between the cupholders and the gear selector area. It complements the interior colors very well. There is only a small protruding wire that would indicate that this was an aftermarket install, but is not very noticeable. The XM module itself is hidden in the dash while I had the extremely small magnetic antenna located on the rear right corner of the roof close to the roof rack.
The sound quality is incredible with 121 XM channels to choose from. I highly recommend this product.
Unfortunately, it is not portable as other XM units are. Also, you will lose the functionality of the steering wheel mounted controls for changing channels, but adjusting the audio volume is not affected. The XM Commander Kit also includes a wireless remote and is easy to use.
Any info would be appreciated.
The dual exhasut for the 4 runner is available and it can be purchased from
any local Toyota dealer, retail is $899.95. The system is made in house by
TRD and not by Borla. We only have available one system and it exits the
sides of the vehicle, and as far as warranty, no TRD part if installed by
the Toyota dealer affects the existing warranty on the vehicle.
TRD Help
To: trd_help@toyota.com
cc:
02/22/2004 02:41 Subject: 4Runner Dual Exhaust
PM
Dear TRD,
On your homepage, I see a new dual catback exhaust for the 4Runner with
4.7L V8, but I can't find it in the online catalog? What's up?
I would like to have a local TRD dealer install on my '03 4Runner. What's
the price? Would it affect my warranty in any way? Is this the system made
by Borla? Is it possible to modify for rear exit?
Thank you.
john dode - keep us posted on your progress with the autodimming mirror with compass, where purchased, easy of install, etc. I saw it mentioned on T4R.org
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I have recently added a Terk XM Commander to my 2003 V8 4Runner Limited and had it installad at Circuit City. Their installation department actually did a pretty good job and it took them approximately 2 hours to complete.
I had the XM display unit installed on the raised lip between the cupholders and the gear selector area. It complements the interior colors very well. There is only a small protruding wire that would indicate that this was an aftermarket install, but is not very noticeable. The XM module itself is hidden in the dash while I had the extremely small magnetic antenna located on the rear right corner of the roof close to the roof rack.
The sound quality is incredible with 121 XM channels to choose from. I highly recommend this product.
Unfortunately, it is not portable as other XM units are. Also, you will lose the functionality of the steering wheel mounted controls for changing channels, but adjusting the audio volume is not affected. The XM Commander Kit also includes a wireless remote and is easy to use.
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I believe that there is an accessory available that will preserve total functionality of the steering wheel buttons, but I am satisfied with the wireless remote provided that has an RF transmitter on both the top and bottom to ensure that the remote can be used while held in virtually in any position.
One reason I did not purchase the more portable Delphi XM Ski-Fi or Roady is because I didn't want any unsightly wires or adapters in the cockpit area. The XM Commander was cleanly installed and compliments the interior nicely.
Thanks for your help.
Tde
I suppose there might be some sort of fastener available that would work from The Home Depot.
As for the hooks in the rear cargo area,I do not think that they are available with the Limited as the Limited has the dual decker cargo feature. Practically speaking, purchasing a cargo net (if you don't have one) might be a better solution as the hooks don't hold objects heavier than a couple of pounds well.
To this day I have not figured out a satisfactory position for the cargo net that came with my car. I have the spider net kind, I think. I have tried hooking it up at the upper level of the cargo area but have nothing to attach it to near the roof of the car. The best I have been able to do with it is to attach the hoops of the net to the under side of the upper cargo flooring, and attach the net hooks to the tie down hooks on the floor of the cargo area near the back door, but it still doesn't seem quite right. I welcome any suggestions as to how to propery hook up the spider cargo net.
To use the "Star shaped things," you need to have the pouch type net, which is available on ebay for about $20 plus postage. At the dealer, I believe it is about $35 (your price may vary).
You gain a sportier on road drive and ride.
Neither does mine. What are you trying to say?
The X-REAS Suspension does flatten out the 4Runner more than an non equipped model.
I don't know of ANY SUV that turns corners flatter than any car.
I am also curious to know which oil and cabin air filters is recommended: Napa gold, K&N or green and where is the most affordable place to purchase them?
Thanks all!
Is it better to get the one piece, is black going to hold up as well as stainless(rusting etc..)
is it easy for a semi-handy guy to install, and finally if I have the sport bumper trim(FO)and the hood protector both that came with the truck, will I still be able to install one of these?
Also, do the bars that go across the headlights interfere with light at night? I know you can remove them as well.
Thanks in advance.
Cliff
And I bet what you say is stainless is really chrome, right?
Lastly it won't fit over the stock sport bumper trim. (btw if you replace your sport bumper trim I would auction it because they go for a lot of money new) Also the grilles over the lights do not affect them.
Also, yes it is chrome. Seems to be considerably more expensive than black! Wonder if it is worth it? Also, the sport bumper trim, it looks nice, but how much does it serve functionally speaking?
Obviously the Manik offers more protection. In your opinion, what could it be auctioned for just to give me an idea.
Thanks again toyboxx,
Dillon
Any idea if one removes the front bumper trim if there will be holes left and are they then going to be used by the Manik or Waag bars?
Hate to remove the bumper trim and have giant holes showing?
Any thoughts on this?
Thanks