Mine is/has been in the same place for 4 years...

 

found another, at 3am unfortunately. with the lights set to auto on (not just the headlights, but all of them) and the alarm activated. enter the passenger side with the remote unlock, got what i needed closed door and reset alarm. this was at 8pm. well the lights never auto-turned off they stayed on all night (where are those people who tell you that your lights are on). after a jumpstart i reconfirmed this. had to disconnect the battery to disable the alarm too.
have not tested whether this happens if the lights are not set to auto-on, but i usually drive with all of em on.

 

thats cuz you open the pass. side, they will go off as soon as you open the drivers side door, at least mine do.

 

1. Found out that it may have been in a minor fender bender.

2. Found out that I should've gotten the 4wd. But then again, if I wanted to do some more serious wheeling, I suppose I could take the LC out.

3. Found out that I maybe should've gotten a 4 door Tacoma 4wd.

 

After about a year, I found out the front headrests can be tilted forward. Good for napping.

 

i just found the little map pocket (wrap around from back pocket) on the left side of the passenger seat

 

After owning it for two years I just found out the sunroof glass is removeable.

 

mine does too, but found out the hard way about the passengers side. why does only the drivers side kill the lights?

 

Amen Brotha!!

 

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Originally Posted by 94x4
Wait until you find out that there's a second "little compartment" under that one..., unless you've got rear seat heater/AC unit there.


There is? I'm going to go check on that in a bit. I never noticed a second compartment...

LOL! i had the cops miss somthing on a search one day because of those nice second compartments, won't say what or where! lol!

 

Still don't know what the little drop down door by the map light near the windshield is for? Way too small for a garage remote. Business card holder?

 

On my second gen the little drop down door is to cover the screw for handcranking the power moonroof. (It's in the owner's manual LOL)

 

have you ever tryed to hand crank the sun roof close? its hard to impossible. i use it as a business card holder or on road trips a gas card holder.

 

Just found that little compartment under the top of the armrest in the center console this morning, lol...now thats where my headunit remote goes, pretty sweet idea!

Fink

 

i keep a tide chart in there...and, yup, that's the hand-crank for the power moonroof

 

1) I've found that if you dont have the tool to get your spare tire out you are not getting your spare tire out.

2) Changing the timing belt on a 3.4 is the opposite of fun.

3) I also still dont know what to do with the ECT button.

4) Avoid buying anything from the stealership.

5) The engineer at toyota that decided to put rear drum brakes on the 3rd gens is dead to me.

 

kurt,

ECT is used to hold the gears longer, in turn, this give you more power and better acceleration...mileage doesn't really suffer too much and you get quite a bit more power out of each gear.

Sorry for side-tracking the thread...

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ahahahah YEP!


I found out that after selling and going to a pickup that I really miss the way my seats used to recline... and also having a backseat is nice... DOH! gosh darn single cab pickups!

 

i also found out on my 94 runner if the baterry is dead you cant shift it to neutral (auto)to push it out of the road ...

later found the saftey switch over ride in the canter front on the floor console . need a knife or something thin and sharp to pull the plastic cap .

 

^^ a key works