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This is the first one I've had with the "dual positions", but good to know.

I never noticed that before and just thought either I'm an idiot or the shop messed something up. Turns out: I'm just an idiot. Thank you for confirming! :)

Ok, so this may be a total newb question (sorry in advance, I did search), but does the moonroof have "dual positions"? I hit the open button, and it'll slide back and stop, but then if I hit the button again, it goes back another 3-4". Is this standard behavior? I only ask as I had some work...

I'm local to NOVA...ran a couple of trails around here, as well as more central VA too (Crozet, Shoe Creek), I was always in my Jeep(s), so I'd be interested in doing some trails in the 4Runner now. Y'all typically do an out-and-back, or do a 2-3 day camping run?

I last filled up 16.67 gal, drove 358 miles, and the "gauge" said 11 miles remaining. I have a '26 ORPH, so that tank averaged around 21-21.5mpg. I do a lot of short trips, with some longer stints thrown in (e.g. longer = 20-30 min with 90% highway) and just ticked over 2050 miles. I guess with...

I've seen the videos and photos of how it's mounted to a LR 250, and we share "similar" roof lines/mounts, so I assume it'll just mount to the 4Runner rails and sit 1.5-2" above the rail. Then again, this is purely conjecture based on the LR250 vids/images.

https://arcanewarrior.us/products/toyota-4runner-gen6-mlinkx-roof-rack-platform Came across this while debating on cross bars, 3/4 rack, or full rack. Seems to be fairly modular with some interesting accessories (front light bar, rear "chase" lights, pricing around the same as most other racks...

Traded in a '21 Wrangler Sport Altitude

These T24A-FTS engines in our 6th Gen have direct and port injection...

I saw that as well, but I think that's just the accessories kit (e.g. hose, adapters, etc).

Pay my buddy $50 (who owns a detailing business and ceramic coats all my rides). He hand washes, applies CS3 to all painted and glass surfaces, and will "restore" the ceramic coating when/as needed. It's cheap insurance and helps support a small business. #everyonewins

https://www.amazon.com/CLAMBER-Aluminum-Heavy-Duty-Installation-Construction/dp/B0FRLZN1WS/ref=ast_sto_dp_puis?th=1 Looking at possibly getting some cross bars or maybe a rack for lighter duty usage (possibly for kayak hauling, maybe snowboard attachment, etc) and came across this CLAMBER rack...

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CQTCWGRB?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title&th=1 That's what I installed. My sales person said they hadn't drilled it yet and asked what I wanted to do. I said throw the factory front plate mount and the plate in the truck and I'll install it myself.

https://a.co/d/j0wvNwX That's what I got, works great

Did you go with the HD or anti-glare covering? I went with anti-glare for the 14"...hoping I didn't "choose poorly". lol

So far I'm pretty satisfied with my "mods": 1) Ceramic coating - a good buddy of mine (owns a high-end detail shop) did my entire TRD ORP (paint, glass, roof, bumpers, fenders, wheel faces). I do this on all my cars because, honestly, I'm too lazy to wash them often, so this helps a lot. 2)...

Just to echo others: Ceramic: protects paint from UV and helps maintain cleanliness and water beading. PPF: protects paint from chips and minor scratches. I had mine ceramic coated 3 days after taking delivery. I'm still debating on the PPF for the front+hood, but that may be another month or...

With only 352 miles on her, I'd hope it's not a bad sensor. Lol But possibly worth a dealer visit if it doesn't rectify itself.