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Loud exhaust doesn't belong on a stock car.

Roof spoiler? No.

I think I got it. 1. Press Apps (physical button) 2. Press Setup. 3. Press Voice. 4. Check Voice Prompt Interrupt. That should be it.

Synthetic adheres to itself and to metal better. Think of regular oil as a bag of different sized marbles. and synthetic as a bag with all marbles the exact same size.

Yeah, annoying how Toyota doesn't label them on the box. Did you check the owner's manual?

Eh. Spoiler on a FWD is for looks only. Rather save that toward power or suspension.

I know on the 2014 if Eco mode is active, the A/C won't get as cold to save gas. That's possible.

Those engine compartments were roomy so you should be able to get it out the top. You MIGHT have to pull the transmission first ... but I know in my 2008 Matrix it looks like I had plenty of room to pull them attached from the top (and the Corolla has a similar engine compartment). You'll...

If you have wheels with a cemter cap, you can remove the front tires, pop off the center cap, then put then back on and get the car on the ground to make getting the wheel nut easier to remove. Otherwise, impact gun. Take off the passenger side halfshaft first, then smack the driver side out...

I need to turn it up. The volume is barely enough.

And wow, that was quick on the dash kit. A few months ago, Crutchfield had nothing out there.

Maestro will do the base first because that is the easiest for them to do (and the one to be most likely sold, as Entune and Entune Premium owners have little incentive to go aftermarket). Looked like on the website they have a Toyota line-up but only for NEX Pioneers that support the system...

Chain driven. All VVT-i engines are chain driven.

Actually, check this out guys. http://maestro.idatalink.com/ Perhaps we'll be able to upgrade to a Pioneer and keep all of our Entune Premium stuff after all without losing our camera or vehicle settings. They don't have anything for the 2014 yet (and I'm willing to bet the base stereo will...

You could get an Entune or Entune Premium system, but the problem is that you would need the camera, the GPS antenna, wiring (the Entune and Entune Premium have extra connectors because certain car settings, such as auto-lock and unlock, headlight auto-off, key fob action, etc., are all done...

I dunno. 0.9 ohms isn't as much of a difference as 2.0 ohms and they will hit harder than the paper speaker crap Toyota uses.

I used it in my cooling system to get rid of scale (ran it for 100 miles, then drained and added fresh coolant). If you have a rough idle, sea foam won't do anything, and rough idle is not oil related. Get it diagnosed. If you haven't done a tune-up in a while, I'd start there.

You are going to blow a line on your high side keeping that A/C compressor active at all times and potentially damage the compressor, which is easily the most expensive component in the system. Check your high side pressure and if it is over, take it to an A/C shop and have them check the TXV...

Toyota factory speaker are 2 ohm. Using 4 ohm without an amp will kill the volume you can get.