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Hi, nice to meet you! I'm one of the people who actively adjust that based on if I'm doing long road trips, if I'm driving in town, or if I'm driving to work. Perhaps the correct path forward isn't brute forcing it and hoping one button option works... Rather we should take a more scientific...

Whoever can make the distance adjustment work gets my business. Until then I'm holding off, which is a shame because I really like the G8x style wheel. I'd be willing to pay a premium for whoever figures it out. Bonus $$$ for heated steering.

Oh boy, another oil thread! Instructions unclear, added liquimoly 85w90, now my car won't start, and the cel is on. help!!

agreed this site has a good few combinations - https://www.teamtoyotaprinceton.com/research/2020-supra/ Might be worth checking archive.org on Toyota's site for combinations missing here. Here's mine for example: <deleted all pictures> edit 2 - oh god all the pictures are JPGs - Abort!!! edit 3...

Ah, I see. You're replacing them with the wrong tires. Pretty much universal consensus is Pilot Sport 4s >>>>> Pilot Super Sport.

$2,000 for a set of tires? What tires and where in the world are you getting tires at? It was $1,400 for my Pilot Sport 4S at Discount Tire! $1,600 all in with installation and warranty.

It's comfortable enough. I've done a couple of thousand mile road trips for over 20 hours of driving at a time, and it's fine. You start to get a bit sore after hour 15. I wish it had perforated leather seats & ventilation purely for the extra comfort. They're not very breathable. Though, It's a...

grmn confirmed ???? Oh boy, I'm having too much fun with this.

eh hem.

Triple post today! Today's update: I've got custom code running :D Definitely didn't have to download sketchy QNX 6.5.0 dev software from archive.org since it's EoL and you can only get 8.0.0 or 7.0.0 which only supports ARM64 :,) But anyways - we've got custom code running now, so we can in...

I also forgot to mention - I'm trying to acquire a lab headunit before doing any sort of firmware dumps. Unsurprisingly, there's call, texting, contact, and location logs on the headunit, lol. Just wanted to throw that out there; If you do post anything, thoroughly review it first.

Good ol' sneakernet. Plug a flash drive in, copy em' over. It's unfortunately stripped down and doesn't have SCP from what I can tell.

That happens fairly often w/ BMWs from what I understand, give Bimmercode some time and they should release an update to fix it. In the meantime, code in the whole "Start in sport mode" and you won't have to worry about it. Ezpz.

Okay - so I did a bit more digging today on the whole "can we replace things" (i.e. pictures) like @a90.faz wants to since it was a simple and easy test, and the answer is... no. The filesystem is mounted as read only, which shouldn't be that big of an issue. Just remount the filesystem as RW...

I believe this is a fairly comprehensive list: https://github.com/Sq00ky/Supra-Headunit-RE/blob/main/information/car-graphics.txt

Ok - so I dumped some files off the headunit after work today. Mind you, I have a 2022.... This file was in the source code for the J29... If we got this 2 years ago, we coulda confirmed the manual so long ago. Dated back to 2021.

Starting a repo - https://github.com/Sq00ky/Supra-Headunit-RE/tree/main file & directory listing is in there :D

Agreed - my next project is to see if I can simulate whatever response it's expecting from the headunit to get to the "next stage in the enable ssh process". But yeah, PCAP would be great as it could reveal what the expected response from the headunit is, at the very least. I can try a replay...

That tracks roughly for what I've found too; here's a summary of what I've got: Clicking "Find Vehicle" (or subsequently loading the software) triggers a broadcast message to be sent out to the local subnet to UDP port 6811 and (FeatureInstaller) will receive communications on UDP port 7811 It...

I also forgot - vscode has a .NET debugger built in, so you can always step through everything - https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/visualstudio/debugger/debugger-feature-tour?view=vs-2022 I could be totally wrong on this, it's been a hot minute since I've done .NET debugging, but might be a...