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I live in San Diego. You either didn’t read the post, or you are just here to troll. I said that I must have parked next to something, which caused the “Solar Convergence”. It could be something as simple as double paned windows on a house, a convex mirror, or a glass bottle sitting in the sun...

I did- they want $1,100 and called it an act of God- “Solar convergence”. They said that they’ve seen this repeatedly, but Toyota always denies the claim. The worst part is that my rig only has 8200 miles and just over a year old.

The post is asking for part numbers or help to find the best part numbers for myself. I decided to place it on its own post to see if I can achieve the help instead of being buried in someone else’s post. I thought it was a pretty clear ask if you read what I asked for… TWICE. And here we are...

Anyone know of the easiest way to look up part numbers? I just came back from a trip in the California Redwoods, and I must’ve parked next to a building at the right time of day. It melted my rear hatch plastic pillar cover and the rear passenger side wheel flare. I have looked at a couple...

I did think about that. They wanted $1,100 to replace the 3 parts at the dealer today.

Right? I still think that ALL automakers should bear some responsibility. If you park your vehicle anywhere and walk away for a couple hours, the sun obviously moves its angles, so it’s not something that should be totally on the driver/owner. Low-e is new to me. I’ve had sooo many vehicles...

I just returned from a week long trip to Northern California and stayed in a cabin, nowhere close to anywhere. The vehicle was parked at least 40’ away from any windows on the cabin. Complete crap. This is my first Toyota, and when I dug I to what would’ve caused this, I learned about low-e...

Did you ever get your question answered? I have an ORP and like the black rims much more than the ones that came with it (chrome edged)