New from UK

Can you share what did you do? I would love only visual warning. I understand this might not be legal, so if you dont want to say here please PM me.
I keep the settings in the middle of the screen

I then oress the OK to activate - comes on at HUB so press up arrow to access ADAS

Hold the ok for a few seconds and it moves to the sun menu - press over speed warning - up from audible and visual to just visual - then back a couple of times and job done - takes a few seconds

Not as good as the vehicles with a one or two button press override But I AM Not switching it off completely - that can be done faster

Settings - up to ADAS - switch off rather than access sub menu - then back
 
With you mentioning not impressed with it, I had my bonnet deflector delivered on Thursday and fitted it after work Friday had put all the templates on about to stick the mounts on and they hadn’t put the double sided adhesive on them 😡
Hi,
I'm look for a Bonnet Protector like yours, looks really good. Could I ask where you were able to buy this ? I've been having a look around online but I've not been able to find what looks like an official Toyota one.

Kind regards, Matt
 
Hi,
I'm look for a Bonnet Protector like yours, looks really good. Could I ask where you were able to buy this ? I've been having a look around online but I've not been able to find what looks like an official Toyota one.

Kind regards, Matt
You can buy bonnet protectors from Toyota dealers, at least in my country (EU).
Part number is PW42160013, price is ~150€. Ask your local dealer about this.

I would advise anyone getting this to make sure they have PPF strip under it (at least on parts where it touches paint) .. while your hood will be protected, grime gets caught in-between bonnet protector and clear coat and it slowly rubs away. This is especially noticeable on newer cars with ever so shitty paint.
 
You can buy bonnet protectors from Toyota dealers, at least in my country (EU).
Part number is PW42160013, price is ~150€. Ask your local dealer about this.

I would advise anyone getting this to make sure they have PPF strip under it (at least on parts where it touches paint) .. while your hood will be protected, grime gets caught in-between bonnet protector and clear coat and it slowly rubs away. This is especially noticeable on newer cars with ever so shitty paint.
Hi,
Thanks for the information, I must admit I hadn't spoken with my local Toyota garage (UK/Nottinghamshire) - they have been fairly useless up to now but I'll make an enquiry.

Thanks for the info re the PPF, sounds like good advice.
 
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