What skid plate am I missing here? Right below the oil pan.
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Missing the large square thick plastic skid plate. It contains a 2nd plate to access the oil drain, and it's easier to get to the front u-joint when removed. Usually the oil change monkeys just leave off the small plate, not the whole large plate (because they never lube the front joint).
They never lube anything apparently (in upstate South Carolina).Missing the large square thick plastic skid plate. It contains a 2nd plate to access the oil drain, and it's easier to get to the front u-joint when removed. Usually the oil change monkeys just leave off the small plate, not the whole large plate (because they never lube the front joint).
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it’s zipped up in the back of one of the third row seats.Bought the wife a new 2021 LC. It seems to be missing the headrest for the third row middle seat. My 2015 came with a head rest for the third row middle spot. Are the 21's supposed to come with the head rest also? There appears to be a spot to put it.
This works for me as well.Regarding cooled seats I have used the technique of turning it off when car is off and then turning back on seems to be "cooler" than leaving on all the time. Or if it's been on and doesn't seem to be flowing air as normal turn it off and turn it back on and air will flow better. Who knows but works for me.
Look in the zipper pocket behind the DS 3rd row seat.Bought the wife a new 2021 LC. It seems to be missing the headrest for the third row middle seat. My 2015 came with a head rest for the third row middle spot. Are the 21's supposed to come with the head rest also? There appears to be a spot to put it.
We have a winner! The missing head rest was located! Thank you!Look in the zipper pocket behind the DS 3rd row seat.
@linuxgod It isn’t a bolt, it is a plastic pushpin fastener.Anyone know the bolt size for the bolt that holds the top of the windshield washer fluid fill tube in place? Mine is suspiciously missing. I have a stack of metric bolts but none of them seem to fit correctly.
Mine was missing too. Same clips as radiator trim that I was also missing a few of.Anyone know the bolt size for the bolt that holds the top of the windshield washer fluid fill tube in place? Mine is suspiciously missing. I have a stack of metric bolts but none of them seem to fit correctly.
@linuxgod It isn’t a bolt, it is a plastic pushpin fastener.View attachment 2684124
When I replaced mine, my local dealer had them in stock, so I suspect they cross reference a common part location on another Toyota.
Haha, that explains why no bolt will thread correctly!
Found it on partsouq
90467-07217
There are a lot of similar parts with one number different that fit a lot of vehicles (8mm, 9mm, 9.1mm wide holes with 9, 9.8, 10, 13mm etc depth). I suspect they're more or less universal. I snagged a ridiculous kit with like a dozen different sizes off Amazon for less than the cost of the actual part I need + shipping, since I think I'm missing one or two of those in other places under the engine bay as well.When I replaced mine, my local dealer had them in stock, so I suspect they cross reference a common part location on another Toyota.
Amazon is the best for that sort of thing…o-rings, hose clamps, threaded nuts and bolts, etc etc.There are a lot of similar parts with one number different that fit a lot of vehicles (8mm, 9mm, 9.1mm wide holes with 9, 9.8, 10, 13mm etc depth). I suspect they're more or less universal. I snagged a ridiculous kit with like a dozen different sizes off Amazon for less than the cost of the actual part I need + shipping, since I think I'm missing one or two of those in other places under the engine bay as well.
They never lube anything apparently (in upstate South Carolina).
it’s zipped up in the back of one of the third row seats.
It would be Greenville Toyota. Never taking my car there again.If it's Greenville Toyota, that is a true statement. Among other things I asked specifically for that they didn't do.
Does it have to be under the hood? I have a good tap in the interior that routs easily - but not under the hood.Anyone know the best place to add-a-tap under the hood for a switched source in the 2013-2015 LC? @TeCKis300 had a layout for the LX but it doesn't match mine, and the couple places I tried either always had 12V or seemed to never have power ever.