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Not sure but there are some reviews on popular motoring sites that may be useful Generally, all the Toyota engines are incredibly reliable but differing power outputs which may be your choice
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Toyota Owners Club replied to Eric0624's topic in New Members Area - Just signed up? Come and say Hi!
Hi Eric0624 .... welcome to the Club Good to have you onboard! -
2022 Highlander hybrid AWD mpg highway
Toyota Owners Club replied to TLecon's topic in Highlander Club
I guess if you take everything into account such as the heater and other ancillaries running along with extra luggage, possibly using AWD more than normal then this may have lead to the lower MPG than you are accustomed to ? -
DIESEL
Toyota Owners Club replied to epffandmarine's topic in New Members Area - Just signed up? Come and say Hi!
As far as I know the 2.2 has bombproof engine and should go on for years without issue. -
New here and new to me....
Toyota Owners Club replied to Torvy's topic in New Members Area - Just signed up? Come and say Hi!
Hi....welcome to the Club Wow! you really are a Toyota family and great to hear that you have been running them successfully (if that is the right word) for so many years Door handles do appear to be an issue judging by the number of posts relating to them on here Good to have you onboard! -
Check the chassis and engine earth straps/leads as if one of these is broken or corroded then this could cause the symptoms you describe
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RAV4 year 2019 miles/gallon
Toyota Owners Club replied to njinaz's topic in General Toyota Discussions
Driving style does make a huge difference to fuel economy but if you're happy with that MPG then its not too bad -
Birds Eye view at higher speeds??
Toyota Owners Club replied to Idontknowwhatnametopick's topic in Sienna Club
I guess it is not meant to work over 6mph as this is classed as a distraction whilst driving if your attention is diverted to a screen, helpful when under a certain speed to maneouveur into spaces, etc -
Thanks for sharing this information, always good to know about mods that work and improve the car
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Thanks for letting us know the outcome. glad you sourced improved parts and at a cheaper cost Thanks for sharing this information
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another new guy
Toyota Owners Club replied to 20054runnerguy's topic in New Members Area - Just signed up? Come and say Hi!
Hi 20054runnerguy .....welcome to the Club Good to have you onboard! -
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Jimgri RevRick Welcome to the Club Good to have you onboard! -
Waxoyl is probably the best solution for any exposed metal on the chassis
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03 Sienna Door Open circuit
Toyota Owners Club replied to Ernie M's topic in General Toyota Discussions
I would check the wiring to the hatch as it comes from the rear of the roof section to where it goes into the hatch. Sometimes the wires break and short circuit, easily repaired and sorted at little cost -
What a fantastic truck, quite envious! I would say it is definitely resistance related fault in a sensor or output such as a module. Once it cools down then the resistance returns to normal and no problems. Crankshaft position sensors are renowned for this, I know you said you changed it out but new ones can be bad from the manufacturer? Worth checking everything again and also look at any connections because they can suffer the same issue
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