Just got a recent software update pushed a week and a half ago, software version 25255_PRODUCT (Rev. 2094). Carplay loads lightning fast, but now the clock in my sync interface is perpetually wrong. If I try and toggle auto time updates, the whole system gets frozen and goes into a reboot loop -...
35k on mine, rotors starting to get a very slight lip but pads are still looking mint. I'm expecting at least 60-70k, if not more, on the factory setup. I'm pretty light on the brakes and like to play the rev matching/engine braking game in heavier traffic.
Feb. 2022 build with 33k miles. Getting a bit sparkly from patina, but still on my original glass. I have a permatex chip repair kit on deck, but haven't had to use it yet.
Was pumping gas the other day, and the sun caught my top at the right angle.... the damn thing looked like a snake!
Garage kept in a southwestern climate most of the time too... No cracks thankfully. Good to know there is still some support for the earlier model year MICs
Swapped my fluid to Redline MT-LV about a month ago. Made the unit shift so much smoother. That, combined with not limp-wristing the shifts has made shifting much snappier than when I first picked mine up.
I threw on the higher trim OEM metal skids to my big bend. Less than 200 shipped to my door for the engine (MB3Z-5B018-A) + transfer case (MB3Z-7E063-A) skids. Still rocking the plastic bash plate, but will eventually throw a metal one on - I have a metal gas tank skid plate from the factory...
When I go wheelin', I typically stay in sports mode (used all the time on-road) + advancetrac completely off, since this setup still lets me go in and out of 4H + rear locker as I see necessary.
When I need to drop into 4LO, I switch back into normal mode.
My 22 blows ice cold, colder than any of my previous toyotas (which were my previous gold standard).
I'd take a listen to your HVAC blend doors to hear if anything is snagging and bringing hot air into the mix. That, and get the refrigerant level topped off.
I do the good ol' italian tune up every drive or two, only after all temps are up. I didn't do it much on my bronco until I had a performance pack ecoboost mustang as a rental in NY.
Didn't realize how rev happy the 2.3 was, and definitely made me much more comfortable wringing my own unit out...