u/Alpineice23

For those of whom were fortunate enough to attend EDC last weekend and are obsessed (like me) with trance, which / who were the best live set of the weekend?

I was really happy and somewhat surprised to see how well trance was represented at EDC this year compared to the last few years (aside from Aly & Fila, of course.)

If so, how was it?

(EDC 2026 😊)

In November 2021, I took delivery of a new 2022 ORP. To date, it has 48.5K miles and I feel it's had more issues than is "standard" for a 5th-Gen 4Runner. I realize the 5th-Gens are not bulletproof and every vehicle will fail at some point, but even my spouse, who could careless about vehicles was surprised how many times my 4R has been in for service.

So far, either the stealership (under warranty) or my mechanic (a good friend I grew up with) have fixed, replaced or addressed the following:

Under warranty:

• Complete front differential replacement via an issued TSB due to a knocking / grinding noise.
• HVAC fan / motor replacement two years ago due to high-pitch whining noise. The new parts are now making the same whining noise and everything is out of warranty, including the replaced parts.
• Tensioner and idler pulley replacement due to high-pitch whining with acceleration; at the stealership as we speak.

Non-warranty Repairs / Replacements / Issues:

• K miles rotors and pads replacement for entire vehicle - I drive reasonable and somewhat conservative.
• Rear hatch / tailgate lock actuator replaced due to seizure from corrosion.
• Severe corrosion inside the back hatch for which I've "addressed" with Fluid Film, but wtf.

The stealership gave me a Highlander as a loaner (likely only because I know the service manager well) while my idler pulley is replaced and man, it was nice taking an hour ride without steering wheel shake.

I've never let oil changes go 10K miles; always changing the oil at 4-5K miles. Rear diff fluid has been flushed and replaced and all areas needing lubrication (knuckles, etc.) have been addressed over the 4.5 years of ownership.

Not gonna lie, starting to feel a little let down by my ORP. Maybe I'm making a big deal out of nothing and all this is more common than I'm aware of?

Edit: I live in a northern climate with high amounts of snow and hard winters where the Department of Transportation (DOT) uses a lot of roadway salt - likely the root cause of some of my issues. I started having the under carriage sprayed 1.5 years ago (Fluid Film) to help ease corrosion.