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I really do need to read those silly multi-volume Owner's Manuals! I am thinking that maybe a have a fuse out or something. I really liked the way the 100 had them separately controlled. My side mirrors on that thing defrost WAY faster than my rear window!
I liked the separate button also, my 100 and Tundra both had it... And both did defrost the mirrors faster than the 200. That being said my 100 did not have the option to heat up the wipers, and when I was in freezing white out conditions they froze in place while driving. In theory the "wiper heater" would have prevented this.
Markuson
SILVER Star
Your mirror heater could be as simple as a bad fuse.
According to my 2008 manual, the Outside rear view mirror heater has its own 5A fuse...
-Fuse number 64, at the front-right corner of the main fuse box under the hood.
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That was my thought as well... I'll take a look this weekend.
here is my Stupid question. There were two of these in the far rear cup holders. The only thing I can think of is something you put in a cup holder to hold things like pens, glasses etc
juice box...?
in theory it's for putting the tv controller in...
Markuson
SILVER Star
Maybe those are an acknowledgement that the rear cup-holders are uselessly small/shallow...and they tried make them taller/wider...?
to hold your weed
^^ I bought WeatherTechs to hold that... along with my mud, snow, rain, etc.
You have to rerouted the power wire. In my 100 I added a fused 12V line direct from the battery and swapped the 12V switched line on the back of the outlet. You have to make sure the old power line is properly clipped and wrapped so it can't touch anything causing a short. Jumpering a relay seems to be a harder solution to me
Here is the write up on keeping the 12V outlets hot. Seems even easier than running a new wire
Make Your Power Outlets ALWAYS On
Make Your Power Outlets ALWAYS On
That is much easier. Looks to me is you are taking anything that is tied to ACC and jumpering it to always on. I haven't gone through the wiring diagram to be sure of all that entails. It could add small loads to your battery when the truck is off which can be a problem if it sits for a few days
gaijin
GOLD Star
Looks easier, until you get to this part [emphasis mine]:
2003+ Land Cruisers / LX are different in ACC relay location
2003+ Land Cruisers have an ACC Relay located in the drivers side LH Cowl Junction Box, located inside the cabin, in the drivers left footwell. Because of this hard to reach location it’s not an easy modification. It can be done, but I dont recommend it.
HTH
2003+ Land Cruisers / LX are different in ACC relay location
2003+ Land Cruisers have an ACC Relay located in the drivers side LH Cowl Junction Box, located inside the cabin, in the drivers left footwell. Because of this hard to reach location it’s not an easy modification. It can be done, but I dont recommend it.
HTH
My iPhone mud app is not working. Any idea what gives?
Thanks
Thanks
Tapatalk for both my Android Phone (s6) and my iPad are not working for IH8MUD (Tapatalk works fine for other forums however). I've logged out of Tapatalk and reinstalled but no luck. Anyone else having this issue? Any better alternatives to Tapatalk while we're on the subject?
I'm having the same problem. I'm guessing it is a server issue that an admin needs to fix.
I found a link in Chit chat - sounds like Woody may be doing away with the Mud app. I cannot find it in the app store anymore.
I'm a fan of the mud app but maybe there's something better in the works.
I'm a fan of the mud app but maybe there's something better in the works.
