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That's an awkward one to trace by the sound of it, I have always found that fuel tends to track across other surfaces and then evaporate without leaving much of a clue where it has come from so can be difficult to track the original source.
Maybe worth checking the return fuel flow to ensure the pressure is not too high
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I would comment but unfortunately there is no link there
There are many checks to carry out before buying a secondhand car
Check this link for basic checks that apply to most cars
https://autoevoke.com/index.php?/news/forums/buying-a-used-car-r32/ -
Sounds like it could be a drivebelt which is dry and when it heats up then it changes.
Could also be a tensioner bearing.
Best way is to trickle some water onto the belt and see if the noise disappears. If so, then change the belt. -
I see your predicament....not sure of the best way forward really
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You could try to run for a longer period and if the lights don't return then the fault is resolved.
Keep us updated on this . Cheers
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Hi Oldude .....welcome to the Forum
As far as I know the AWD Venza is quite sturdy and reliable and not any issues i am aware of
Good to have you onboard
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Hopefully someone will have the answers and get back to you soon.
A stainless system will not necessarily be louder but due to the wall thickness of the metal tubing being thinner it will produce a nice raspy sound which is very nice to live with. -
Hi Wrench....welcome to the Forum
Got any questions then just fire away, we'll do our best to answer them
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Have you tried pressing the unlock button twice in quick succession as this should unlock all the doors.
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Hi jc...sorry no-one got around to answering you previous post.
Well, at least you managed to find a easier way of accessing the hose clamps.
Now, as you say, you can get into the timing chain...good luck with it and let us know how you get on with it -
Hi Toots and welcome to the Forums
Maybe an aftermarket accessory type compass would be the way forward as anything that interfaces with the cars' onboard electronic system would invalidate the warranty.
CD players are now listed as 'Retro' which is unbelievable as they are still selling CDs in stores which I find unbelievable.
Good to have you onboard
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What is they battery voltage at rest and does it need replacing as this could be one of the symptoms
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Hi Daves Auto and rust.....welcome to the Club
Nice collection of tools...you can never have too many tools 🙂
Good to have you onboard
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Hi....welcome to the Forum
I would go to a Locksmiths to see if they can programme a new key for the car....probably cost no more than 100 dollars but you would need the original key code for them to replicate the blade to unlock the door and ignition.
Otherwise, a mobile Locksmith should be able programme a handset to the car directlyKeep us updated
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Great information and thanks for sharing it with us
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Hi Doug....welcome to the Forum
Seems a convoluted way to pair your phone to the car.
Have you tried contacting your local Apple retailer and seeing if they have any ideas...you never know, it could be something simple such as a particular setting on the phone? -
Hi....welcome to the Forum
'69 Corona....wow! haven't seen one of those around in a very long time....got any pics of it?
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pbc95124toyota . Thanks for posting up the video....very useful and cost saving exercise
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KayleeG . any update on the engine noise so far ?
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Anything is possible but is sometimes just a case of money....but I would love to know if it is easily achieved...anyone done this before ?
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Bahnbomb . Did you manage to locate the replacement muffler yet?
If so, would love to know how it worked out and what it looks like
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Not sure if there may not be a setup procedure to stabilise the idle speed after replacing the main battery.
Worth carrying out a search in the forums for this.If not, then worth cleaning out the throttle body as any carbon build-up could affect the idle speed
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Not sure about the reprogramming but i would be more interested in why the fuse blew and does this have any relationship to the other components not working?
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I believe it would be worth refurbishing but you could take this opportunity to modify and lighten the frame during this time and add extra strength to vital areas.....kill two birds with one stone so to speak!
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HI Dwayne.....welcome to the Club
Looks absolutely mint, inside and out!
Good to have you onboard