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Not sure if this thread is still active, but It's 2024 and nav is still a problem in my 2018 Prado. I paid for an update, but I haven't noticed any difference, maps are still out of date. I tend to use my phone, but I would prefer to use the existing screen. I think you're right, if enough of us complained or cared, maybe something would be done to improve this problem... we are customers and we paid well for it! Hopefully we are not a dumping ground for old tech! -
By T200-Sakura · Posted
Hey guys, I'm having issues with the gauge cluster backlighting keep blowing fuses every time I turn on my lights. I have tried cleaning connections, replaced the lights and even removed the dimmer switch. Has anyone come across this issue at all? -
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Easy fix, OPEN your window, then CLOSE the window ( This time Continue to HOLD the switch UP for a further 10-15 sec ) Then reopen the window and once again continue to HOLD THE SWITCH DOWN for a further 10-15 Seconds, Shut her down, turn IGN back on Window auto function all reset, no probs, Leave the money on the fridge Cheers CONROD
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Remove dash instrument cluster, remove speedo, and check the inner spindle drive is not dragging against the magnetic drum that moves the speedo needle to show your speed. While you're at it withdraw the INNER cable from the speedo cable using a pointy pair of pliers and coat it with vasaline and reinstall. if it still plays up the speedo drive is stuffed
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