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Post by anchorman on Apr 21, 2019 18:10:01 GMT
The "follow me home" system is usually activated by pulling the light switch towards you (the flash headlamp action), after the vehicle is switched off and the light switch position is in auto or off. It's usually on for around 30 seconds. Turn lights off by pulling again. I think it was present from first 4.3 facelift (2009/2010) onwards. I didnae know that !!!! Does my banger do it ? Your RAV does. Try it on the little fumiér. Does it have auto lights? |
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Post by charliefarlie on Apr 22, 2019 6:19:14 GMT
I didnae know that !!!! Does my banger do it ? Your RAV does. Try it on the little fumiér. Does it have auto lights? Yes it does Don..... It also has reverse sensors which I only discovered a few months ago ... Maybe I should read the book ? Nah can’t be bothered 😂 |
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Post by steverav4me on Apr 25, 2019 14:58:43 GMT
Thanks for that. The front guard has just arrived and it looks good. On page 5 of the front guard fitting instructions it makes reference to the installation manual for the TPAs. I know what the TPAs are but I don't have that document. Can someone basically tell me what the story is? It looks to me as if they just unhook (somehow?) from the existing panel and you have to refit them on the new panel? |
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Post by davrav on Apr 25, 2019 15:08:17 GMT
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Post by steverav4me on Apr 26, 2019 1:49:45 GMT
Excellent, thanks. Page 22 (diagram 36) explains how to fit the TPAs. This obviously also explains how to remove them using the reverse process in order to refit them to the new front guard. |
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Post by steverav4me on Apr 30, 2019 10:26:33 GMT
I have some close-up photos of above if anyone wants to see? Yes please. Well that's poor on the part of Toyota making trim parts for a car that don't mesh?! Yes please? |
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Post by Hoovie on Apr 30, 2019 14:40:40 GMT
Yes please. Well that's poor on the part of Toyota making trim parts for a car that don't mesh?! Yes please? see my reply on Page 2 of this thread  |
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Post by steverav4me on May 1, 2019 14:21:10 GMT
see my reply on Page 2 of this thread Thanks, got it Hoovie. Like I say, bit of an oversight by Toyota to create a non-compatibility issue between factory accessories. What you have done is an excellent job, but I don't think I'd go down that route, I'll probably have the side steps or mudguards. |
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Post by steverav4me on May 5, 2019 10:07:27 GMT
BTW, despite my earlier thoughts and hopes, it looks like I'm only getting around 33mpg on urban. That's about what the book says. And that's driving frugally. Much less than my Rav4.2 D4D that I used to get around 40 out of on the exactly the same runs. But, this is a bigger vehicle, bigger engine and it's auto so only to be expected.
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Post by bigkev on May 5, 2019 19:33:41 GMT
BTW, despite my earlier thoughts and hopes, it looks like I'm only getting around 33mpg on urban. That's about what the book says. And that's driving frugally. Much less than my Rav4.2 D4D that I used to get around 40 out of on the exactly the same runs. But, this is a bigger vehicle, bigger engine and it's auto so only to be expected. ......plus you have a fifth injector doing no other “work” except cleaning soot......add up it all does.......Yoda. |
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Post by steverav4me on May 6, 2019 6:52:30 GMT
BTW, despite my earlier thoughts and hopes, it looks like I'm only getting around 33mpg on urban. That's about what the book says. And that's driving frugally. Much less than my Rav4.2 D4D that I used to get around 40 out of on the exactly the same runs. But, this is a bigger vehicle, bigger engine and it's auto so only to be expected. ......plus you have a fifth injector doing no other “work” except cleaning soot......add up it all does.......Yoda. Oh? I know nothing about that, please explain, thanks. |
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Post by bigkev on May 6, 2019 8:46:40 GMT
......plus you have a fifth injector doing no other “work” except cleaning soot......add up it all does.......Yoda. Oh? I know nothing about that, please explain, thanks. The way I unnerstaun it is we have a fifth injector on the exhaust system....somewhere.....and signalled by a sensor in said exhaust, it is told when a certain BACK pressure is sensed in the exhaust and catalyser caused by carbon build up. It then injects neat diesel into an already bliddy hot exhaust, thus cleaning it oot of carbon. I stand to be corrected, but this goes by the name of a regeneration, or regen to us techy types. |
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Post by steverav4me on May 6, 2019 10:40:17 GMT
Oh? I know nothing about that, please explain, thanks. The way I unnerstaun it is we have a fifth injector on the exhaust system....somewhere.....and signalled by a sensor in said exhaust, it is told when a certain BACK pressure is sensed in the exhaust and catalyser caused by carbon build up. It then injects neat diesel into an already bliddy hot exhaust, thus cleaning it oot of carbon. I stand to be corrected, but this goes by the name of a regeneration, or regen to us techy types. Is this issue/solution linked to older diesel vehicles that do NOT have that system and if they are used mainly for short journeys you are advised to give them a good 'blow out' occasionally to burn off those deposits? So we're saying that in the case of my 4.3, this is no longer necessary, the 'fifth injector' sorts it out? |
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Post by philip42h on May 6, 2019 12:12:20 GMT
The way I unnerstaun it is we have a fifth injector on the exhaust system....somewhere.....and signalled by a sensor in said exhaust, it is told when a certain BACK pressure is sensed in the exhaust and catalyser caused by carbon build up. It then injects neat diesel into an already bliddy hot exhaust, thus cleaning it oot of carbon. I stand to be corrected, but this goes by the name of a regeneration, or regen to us techy types. Is this issue/solution linked to older diesel vehicles that do NOT have that system and if they are used mainly for short journeys you are advised to give them a good 'blow out' occasionally to burn off those deposits? So we're saying that in the case of my 4.3, this is no longer necessary, the 'fifth injector' sorts it out? See the Toyota blog entries for:
The first of these covers the role of the fifth injector (without mentioning it by name!)
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Post by Hoovie on May 6, 2019 15:38:35 GMT
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