Underhood engine compartment photos from my gas non-hybrid 2025 4Runner TRD Off-Road

[jerrycaparros]

As someone requested -- here's underhood engine compartment photos from my i-Force gas 2025 4Runner TRD Off-Road.

 

[imac90]

I believe we asked for driving impressions sir.

 

[jerrycaparros]

I believe we asked for driving impressions sir.

I posted these initial impressions in my other thread - https://www.4runner6g.com/forum/thr...er-interior-pics-ceramic-tint.2183/post-32665

We have not driven it quite far yet. Just in town and some freeway…comfort compare to our GLE 350 its nearly identical, safety i have a lift truck and when you drive this baby feels like you are inside the truck with the comfort of mercedes.

Performance like I mentioned before when you go above 80mph is when you hear the turbo kick in……we are taking this baby to Joshua Tree National Park next week to do what its made off, then expect video and the rest of the performance. Excited to get this baby dirty..

 

[et2041]

I wonder how many miles of cable and hose are in that mess.

 

[DustyLens]

Nice. Joshua Tree could be one of my first destinations too. But I'm waiting for a hybrid ORP.

 

[LLL1990]

It's nice to see a modern vehicle with plenty of room to work around the engine. One of the reasons I like 4 cylinders is they usually don't take up much space and in turn the maintenance and repairs are easier if you're DIY and even if you aren't the labor time will be less.

Does it have dual electric cooling fans or one big fan?

 

[Rich in Texas]

There is an engine in there somewhere. I think it's under that pile of hoses you have stored under your hood. lol

 

[LLL1990]

There is an engine in there somewhere. I think it's under that pile of hoses you have stored under your hood. lol

Name a time engines didn't have hoses.

 

[Dead Horse]

It's nice to see a modern vehicle with plenty of room to work around the engine. One of the reasons I like 4 cylinders is they usually don't take up much space and in turn the maintenance and repairs are easier if you're DIY and even if you aren't the labor time will be less.

Does it have dual electric cooling fans or one big fan?

Agreed! Every time I see somebody complain about the hoses and "rat's nest" (their words) under the hood, I just...I mean...Have y'all never worked on cars? Because I look in this engine bay, even the hybrid, and I think DAMN that looks easy to work on.

 

[Maxim]

This is one of those rare occasions when I wish there was engine cover. Or should I call it wires and hoses mess cover.

 

[Nodak]

this reminds me, who will be the first that has a rat knaw thru a wire loom

 

[Dead Horse]

this reminds me, who will be the first that has a rat knaw thru a wire loom

LMAO Honda and Toyota need to be taken out back behind the shed for that crap.

I have a '94 Jeep that lives outside and doesn't get driven much. The squirrels build a nest in the air box every month or so if I don't stay on top of it. So they're under there constantly. They've never touched the Jeep's wires. They've eaten the cheap amp wiring three times though. Only wire they've ever touched on that thing in 30 years.