Anyone have this happen?

It has potential to be the holy grail of Phoenix

 

Living in buffalo I'm a little biased on wings. I've been to a lot of places that have terrible wings. Most are just breaded and give you dipping sauces, or have some type of rub. Those actually look pretty good

 

Damn and it's within crawling distance of another Phoenix food landmark.... Carolinas Mexican

 

Red beef burrito is my favorite from that place. Might have to stop by pretty soon.

 

They're replacing the "computer". So I'm in a Camry until they get the computer.

 

what are my chances of convincing Toyota to give me an extended warranty?

 

all you can do is call up corporate and ask about it. you never know, sometimes they're nice and will throw something your way, But I wouldn't get your hopes up. chances are you should be fine after this, but it is the downside to buying the first model year of a big revision to a automobile, not all of the kinks have been ironed out yet.

 

I'll be giving them a call.

I looked at the cause for "break malfunction " to occur, am surprised I haven't accidentally tripped that error while off roading. Got stuck in some sand and I'm pretty sure i hit the brake and gas at the same time - not intentionally of course.

 

Brake and gas at the same time?

So we can't do burn outs?

 

Check the document he posted in page 2.

 

Called Toyota and had no luck getting an extended warranty but I did mention I needed a truck and not the camry the dealership gave me as a rental, they're gonna help me out with that at least so that's cool. I need the truck bed for work.

 

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They replaced the ECM and everything seems fine now. Just drove my truck home and didn't notice anything wrong with it.

Gonna take it on a trail this weekend and test it out fully.

 

I had the same malfunction. First they backed the sensitivity off on the sensor, then they replaced the brake switch. That worked for two weeks. I was then told that there was one wire that had a crushed connector on it and the installer decided to just jam it into the receptor. Since that connection was bad, it was an intermittent problem. so they decided to replace the wiring harness which meant taking the dash out. I am not happy about this and think that they should replace the truck but they just won't do it yet.

 

How many times has your truck been to the dealership for this problem? You should google your state's lemon law. I know in AZ it only takes 4 visits to the dealership for lemon law to apply.

 

A new ecm fixed my problem, haven't been disabled since.

 

Hi, yeah California is the same. 4 times for the same warranty problem, out of service for 30 days or 2 attempts or more have been made by the manufacturer to repair a warranty problem that could result in death or serious injury.

This truck has only been in 3 times for the same issue, one of the 4 was related. and it has been out of service for 27 days. It took two weeks for the issue to reappear after the switch was replaced. I'm afraid that something else will pop up since the person that built it took so much care when attaching all of the wires!

 

Wow, sorry to hear that. On the positive side, you need 3 plus days and the truck qualifies for lemon law.

 

I like how you think! Yup, and I almost got there. When I turned left and up a short, steep driveway, the truck rocked back and forth and then made a crunching sound. I thought that it was the shocks grinding on something. I took the Mechanic there to let him hear it and he said it sounded like the ABS system doing it's thing so not to worry about it.

 

Keep us updated on what happens.