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hi and welcome to the club.. as leigh suggested - it could be that the coax cable from the stereo to the aerial isnt quite connected fully..

welcome to the club by the way ;)

No - not even close... The Chevy Aveo is the old Daweoo supermini. Toyota have partnered with the PSV group for the Aygo - which shares floorpan, engine, gearbox etc with the 107... but the Yaris/Echo is all Toyota.

the GTR was a JDM model which had a few addtional luxuaries...

glad its sorted...

hi and welcome... any help and advice you can offer is more than welcome :D

The Yaris is the European name for the Vitz, i believe it is called the Echo in the US. Production of the current model has stopped - but a new one has been announced, and should be released at the end of this year...

WD40... soak it in the stuff, leave for 5 mins... tis magic! (welcome to the club by the way)

yeah, i think i have heard of roadside checks in California.. can anyone confirm? where is lexusORtoyota from?

let us know how it goes...

why Steve? whats up with Crutchfield?

yeah, 5k is pretty normal...

that sounds handy... do i guess you dont have any spot checks then?

yeah, no way should a clutch burn out that fast! get to the dealer, get it replaced under warranty..

any more information on the kit?

fantastic! thanks for the info.

Hi and welcome to the club it would be quite tricky, and IMO, not really worth it...

i'll think you'll find most higher end alarms have this feature.. it can be expensive, but if you'll use it then its worth getting.

sounds a cool car - post some pictures up! also, im not sure about the classics, maybe Takiama might have some things for it?

that sounds strange - but yes, it is probably the control board... id get it checked out?

cant say ive heard of that - but must be worth a go, save $170

hi and welcome :D

as leigh says, it will improve things slightly, but increase emissions as well...

hi and welcome i would take the harness back to the audio store and ask for the correct one for your car!

yeah, as Leigh says, with a hybrid, you need to have a feather touch on the throttle, and give it some time... although - freeway miles will always suffer, as the petrol engine will be in constant use..