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#11 of 1400 fog lights by gtalavera Apr 12, 2001 (9:22 pm)
osoriob, where can i get the remote lighting system by rally. I'm ignorant when it comes to this. so you can turn it off and on by the homelink system with out any wire harness.Is there a wire that goes to the battery for power from the lights? can anybody install this with direction. how difficult is it to place the fog lights in the bumper. thanks for your info.
#12 of 1400 Re: osoriob by ycr1 Apr 13, 2001 (6:15 am)
Where is the dealer located who is selling the fog lights for $280? My dealer is still telling me that fog lights are not available to be purchased separately for the highlander yet. Thanks.
#13 of 1400 Re: to GTALAVERA and YCR1 by osoriob Apr 13, 2001 (4:47 pm)
I bought my remote control kit a the local pep-boys store.   The remote operated relay kit comes with a complete wire harness,1- 30amp relay, 1- remote receiver box and two portable transmiters (program them, following the steps on the owners manual)to make them work with the buttons on the visor.   Yes you have to connect the power lead to the battery to feed power the relay. and find a good chassis ground. It took me a good 2 hours two install the kit, make sure you get extra zip-ties because the kit only gives you 3 or 4. The fog lights I purchased came from a dealer in the carolinas www.toyotaparts4u.com Very good service and prices.
#14 of 1400 by highlander4me Apr 16, 2001 (10:25 pm)
Hi, As a new owner of a Highlander what are your thoughts on a paint protection package and extended warranty? thanks
#15 of 1400 Air filter mod on my '01 Highlander by ddimatteo Apr 22, 2001 (6:50 pm)
So far I've been unable to find the K/N Air filter (the RX-300 filter isn't the same).    Here's something I've been doing for the cars that I don't change the intake plumbing... On my '01 Highlander I've drilled several holes (about 3/8" each) on the "BOTTOM,FIXED PART" of the air box. If you look, Toyota has put a few smaller ones. What this does is allow more air to enter the box on the pre-filtered side. I've noticed just a better "throat" sound on flooring the pedal, intake air sounds less restricted.      I hope someone develops a cold air induction ram air type tubing for the Highlander. I've seen a difference in my NSX with this set-up.   Still waiting for word on a lowering spring,strut setup. Maybe that TRD supercharger...?? DennisD
#16 of 1400 Air filter mod on my '01 Highlander by ddimatteo by gwkiser Apr 23, 2001 (6:27 am)
TRD supercharger????!!!   Wow....sounds like fun! <g>
#17 of 1400 Highlander Horn by rmanke Apr 23, 2001 (3:19 pm)
Has anyone out there replaced the horn on your Highlander? The single note horn it comes with is awful and not very loud when fools driving with cell phones hanging out their ears decide to move over into your lane while they're right next to you.
#18 of 1400 Anything you didn't put in and now would like???? by rmsnewcar Apr 26, 2001 (4:38 pm)
Going shopping for a Highlander. Is there anything you put in that you don't use or is there something you wish you had??? Any help will be appreciated.
#19 of 1400 A "Must" in the Highlander is... by ddimatteo Apr 26, 2001 (8:40 pm)
the VSC option. It allows you to corner with minimal roll and loss of control. At least that's something I've noticed immediately in my Highlander compared to ones without the option. I really didn't need the towing pkg but maybe the cooling system upgrade will come in handy in bumper to bumper traffic this summer. I don't think it weighs that much either. If you have a dark colour I'd also get the acrylic hood deflector Hope that helps. DennisD
#20 of 1400 Another must have! by osoriob Apr 27, 2001 (5:01 pm)
Make sure you get the Driver's power seat, it is very comfortable during long drives, also get the fog lights if you can, I had to install mines after I bought the vehicle.Then last but not least I could not live without the V6 Engine.   P.S Fender flares are a nice touch also, and they will protect your fender wells against door dings, (not available in my area, CA)   enjoy your shopping, experience.

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