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I am aware that this question is 3 Years old. In case you are still looking, in the 2020 Version of Fusion (with the Toyota Enhanced Diagnostics Upgrade) it is a selectable PID in the AHC network. But I haven’t tried it yet. In case you knew that and are super smart on OBD Fusion, please let me...

I would like to revive this thread. As stated above, I use the Link and the Fusion app. I love it! There is a lot of stuff that you can check and continuously monitor while driving using the Dashboard. How about we exchange information on what is useful to monitor and what is the correct PID...

I just got my LELink and downloaded "OBD Fusion" ($9.99) onto my iPad (+ the Toyota Enhanced Diagnostics 2007; $9.99) Plug and play. Everything seems to be there (incl. ATF temperature). It's awesome! Thanks everybody for this thread.

No, it wasn’t. This is good information. Thank you.

I did not.

Ok, so I wanted to check the condition of my transmission fluid. I read this thread carefully a couple of times and gave it a go. When I opened the overflow plug about 12oz of transmission fluid came out! This is a bit excessive since the manual @IndroCruise linked says the overflow tube only...

@2001LC @J1000 @gatormark91 Thank you very much for the inputs and tips! @2001LC Yea, I learned fairly quickly to use the lower gears when coming down the mountain, especially when we are fully loaded with camping gear. @J1000 Thanks for clarifying the A/T TEMP light. That makes total sense...

Great thread!! Thank you everybody for posting great information here. I just recently took my LX470 off road and drove over Mosquito Pass in Colorado. I got to the top and turned the truck off only to try to restart it a few minutes later to reposition for a picture. But when I tried to restart...

That is exactly what I mean. Thank you for clarifying. Except it is not really "overloading" the truck. You can still be within weight limits but the AHC will select LOW. It is perfectly safe and normal. The manual just says to be careful with bumps etc. Thank you! That is exactly the answer I...

How are 33” when you drive in Low AHC setting? Not that I would want to do that but if you pack a lot of stuff for camping Low maybe the only option (until you eat all your food and burn your wood 😃).

I bought our LX470 for the exact same reason! It is an awesome vehicle to go camping. Enjoy! As for the running boards, I did eventually remove them. But I have to admit it was mostly for aesthetic reasons. I don't have a lot of cool looking stuff on the truck so this was an easy way to make it...

Yep, that's where I found it.

I just searched and discovered that this has been discussed numerous times in this forum. Thank you for your answer.

4 Year old thread, I am aware. But I just took the steps off my LX470 (2007) and discovered the weight on the drivers side. What does it do and is it necessary?

I opted for the biggest one just to have more options available. As far as the RTT is concerned I made the right choice. Turns out my iKamper Skycamp fits perfectly on the biggest pioneer platform and is also easy to take down/put up. According to the iKamper “guy” (Altitude Industries Denver)...