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1answerWhat cause steering wheel to shake or vibrate at lower speed
1999 Toyota Camry XLE 6Cyl 3.0LSteering & Suspension - by jdee6 hours ago -
0answersA/C drain connector (under the hood) fell off. Toyota dealer says the part (88894-04070) is no longer made.
2004 Toyota Tacoma Pre Runner 6Cyl 3.4LEngine - by tosanders5/16/2012
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0answersMy ac doesn't work ,when i put it on the ac light start to blink
2002 Toyota Camry XLE 4Cyl 2.4LEngine - by joe5/16/2012
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0answersMy ac suddenly stopped blowing as much air. The air is still cold & it's still blowing just @ approx. 10%. Ideas?
2003 Toyota Matrix XRS 4Cyl 1.8LBody & Interior - by dyvcast5/16/2012
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0answersRattling during acceleration.
2006 Toyota Highlander Limited 6Cyl 3.3LEngine - by Auburn005/16/2012
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0answersHow do I eliminate squeaking noise from drive/aircon/power steering belts?
1996 Toyota Corolla DX 4Cyl 1.8LPreventive Maintenance - by Robertino5/16/2012
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1answerHow can i tell if the problem is my starter as oppose to the alternator or something else
1996 Toyota Camry LE 4Cyl 2.2LEngine - by mongoose5/15/2012
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1answerCar will run for awhile then sputters then quits running could this be the fuel pump?
2006 Toyota Corolla CE 4Cyl 1.8LEngine - by Jan Jones5/15/2012
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1answerWhen I step on the gas pedal the car feels like its stuck, engine light comes on and coolant is leaking.
1992 Toyota 4Runner SR5 6Cyl 3.0LEngine - by Jahroy5/15/2012
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1answerWhat could be the problem? The indicators, hazards, and horn are not working!
2008 Toyota Land Cruiser Base 8Cyl 5.7LBody & Interior - by Michael Nyirenda5/15/2012
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0answersWhat seats will fit into truck
1986 Toyota Pickup Base 4Cyl 2.4LBody & Interior - by christopher5/15/2012
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