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Hello all. I have a 2023 Rav 4 xle hybrid and am currently having issues with apple maps loosing it connections in car play constanly going offline and google maps occassionally losing connection. I have recently upgraded to IOS 26 then 27 and am using an iphone 16 promax. I am, nott driving in a rural area but a major city, and am not driving in new areas. I have rebooted my phone, restared carplay turning it on and off and it will occasionally work for awhile after that. Today I just... Apple maps keeps disconnecting

Hello Everybody, I have recently purchased a 2024 RAV4 Hybrid Woodland and I am in the process of upgrading the audio system. As I have gone about the upgrades, I have seen that the recommendation (so as to avoid potentially hurting/overdrawing the battery and hybrid system) is to stay at or below both 350 watts and 30 amps. I have already purchased a 4 channel amp (Kicker 47KEY200.4) to power my speakers that is rated at 200 Watts RMS and while I cannot find the current draw of the amp... Upgrading RAV4 Hybrid Audio System - Limits for Power and Current Consumption

I have a 06’ rav4 sport, i’m also in school and only have a weekend job, what are some fun useful mods i can put on my car? So far i’ve been looking into an external jerry can, finally fixing the slow leak i thought i fixed last month, or adding an organizer to the rear well for my emergency preparedness kit. Any ideas are welcome!

I have a 10 amp fuse on my battery terminal. Looks like it's not factory. Anyone?

I have a 2010 with over 309k miles on it. In July, it was hit while I was sitting still at a stop sign, and the insurance company is going to total it. I've looked at some used 2010s online with under 150k miles that I could purchase with the settlement funds, and since I'd already put close to $10k in my vehicle in the last 18 months, I'm considering just buying another 2010. I don't want the increased costs of higher insurance and taxes that a newer model would bring, but I'm also... Should I replace my 2010 with another 2010?

Hey fellas, can someone who's replaced their front CV axles with OEM parts help me confirm I have the right part numbers? 2010 V6 4WD, I need to order OEM front CV axles (both left and right). It must be the OEM version with rubber dampers. Is this correct? Front right CV axle assembly 43410-0R040, and... OEM CV axle replacement (for post-lift vibration between 18-25mph)

Hey fellas, can someone who's replaced their front CV axles with OEM parts help me confirm I have the right part numbers? 2010 V6 4WD, I need to order OEM front CV axles (both left and right). It must be the OEM version with rubber dampers. Is this correct? Front right CV axle assembly 43410-0R040, and... OEM CV axle replacement (for post-lift vibration between 18-25mph)

Has anyone had issues with installing in-channel rain guards? I didn't even know these were a thing until today. Some people have reported that their windows gave them issues like the top lip getting scratched up or the motor being effected by the installing. They look cleaner than the stick on ones do. Do the in-channel guards give less coverage than stick ons?

Has anyone had issues with installing in-channel rain guards? I didn't even know these were a thing until today. Some people have reported that their windows gave them issues like the top lip getting scratched up or the motor being effected by the installing. They look cleaner than the stick on ones do. Do the in-channel guards give less coverage than stick ons?

Here's a proper oil viscosity thread for discussion of the good and the bad of 0W-8, but let's not let it get ugly.

I am working on a new CarScanner dashboard for our two Toyotas; Ravenna, my 2023 R4P, and Sabine, our 2025 Sienna LE. I was building the gauge for Traction Battery Max Temp, and it suddenly occurred to me that I've never actually known what the "safe" temperature range is for Ravenna's 18 kW-hr, 98 cell Lithium Ion battery pack. The Owner's Manual doesn't say, and that makes sense because the car doesn't have any dashboard gauges for temperature - that's why I use CarScanner on long road... What internal temperature is "safe" for your Rav4 Prime/PHEV or BZ/BZ4X traction battery?

I am working on a new CarScanner dashboard for our two Toyotas; Ravenna, my 2023 R4P, and Sabine, our 2025 Sienna LE. I was building the gauge for Traction Battery Max Temp, and it suddenly occurred to me that I've never actually known what the "safe" temperature range is for Ravenna's 18 kW-hr, 98 cell Lithium Ion battery pack. The Owner's Manual doesn't say, and that makes sense because the car doesn't have any dashboard gauges for temperature - that's why I use CarScanner on long road... What internal temperature is "safe" for your Rav4 Prime/PHEV or BZ/BZ4X traction battery?