Paint code and color should be found in the VIN number. There are a lot of VIN decoders on line, in fact you should be able to pull an exact copy if the window sticker up and lay all doubts aside as to what is original and what has been added.
To make this problem a bit clearer - every engine these days are computer controlled. From variable valve timing to shift points, emissions, O2 intake, fuel mapping and on and on.
So unlike the old days - jerk the motor, replace it with something close, bigger or smaller and turn the key...
The stock band type (around the rim near the hub.) TPMS units suck. Same issues with my 08, on multiple occasions. So when the time came for new tires (Costco) they replaced the band units with stem type monitors and I have had zero issues in the last four years.
You should find a fuse map on the underside of the fuse cover. If you’re looking for the location of the fuse box - above the radiator in front of the engine. But I’m certain you know that.
Check the fuses first is always great advice as given in a number of reply’s here.
I was surprised at the lack of internal storage on our 2008. To remedy that problem, I bought a large black plastic storage bin with hinged locking (if desired) lid that fits between the second row captain’s chairs. It also serves as a table top for second row passengers and the arm rests still...
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