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really awful- Typical Repair Cost:
- No data
- Average Mileage:
- 1,150 miles
- Total Complaints:
- 2 complaints
Most Common Solutions:
- replace the unit (2 reports)
cooling system problem
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A D V E R T I S E M E N T S
I bought a brand new Toyota 2011 Avanza 1.3 J M/T Extreme Black at Toyota Shaw, Inc. last July 29, 2011. I only used my unit for city driving with total daily distance of 44km. I have NOT use it for long distance driving yet. I have a very low driving mileage.
Last August 26, 2011 it went to service for the replacement of the ROOF DRIP SIDE FINISH MOULDING - RIGHT PART because it was deformed. My first 1000km checked up was done September 20, 2011.
My mileage of using it as of Nov. 15, 2011 was 2961km only. My unit lost it airconditioning/cooling effect and OVERHEATED at the evening of November 15 while driving less than 1.5km distance. I managed to bring it to the nearest gasoline station for checking ABOUT 30 TO 45 MINUTES ON OVERHEAT. I have parked the unit thrice for cooling down until I reached a gas station. The gasoline attendant at first checked on the radiator water level, it was full, checked the coolant level, it was 3/4 full, check the fan, it was running, then he dose of for 30 to 45minutes the radiator with running water. Then a very hot air escaped through the radiator, then the temperature went down... Then came the technician, he checked again everything, water level, coolant level, oil, motor fan, fan belt, pressure cups, leaks - all was running well, tightly placed and in level. The technician advised me to return the unit to toyota because he believes the problem is already in the engine. Went to the toyota shaw service in the morning of November 16. November 17, they've asked me to gas up worth PhP1000 of unleaded fuel for their test - until now (Nov. 22) they cannot detect the reason for the overheating. I am demanding a replacement for the unit that I bought. But they are offering to change the engine only. I told them that I will not accept anymore the unit until it is replaced. I bought a brand new car and not a second hand car that's been overhauled. The Customer Relations Department of the Toyota shaw told me that they are to process my request, they have not given me a definite answer for the unit replacement. They've just offered me a service unit (which I got only today-Nov. 22) while I am waiting for their tests and diagnosing.
- Jane O., San Mateo, Rizal, Philippines