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The contact owns a 1997 Toyota Camry. While driving 32 mph, the steering wheel locked, the brakes failed, and all the instrument panel lights illuminated. There was no warning prior to the failures. The vehicle lost complete power. The contact turned off the engine for approximately 30 seconds and the vehicle was able to be restarted. The failure has occurred three times. The powertrain was unknown. The current and failure mileages were 74,000.
Failed to stop on highway at 65 mph. The road was icy but the vehicle's ABS was not working and the vehicle did not decelerate at all. I steering the vehicle to the ditch. I was lucky of not hitting other vehicles and I was safe. There is a problem with Toyota Camry's braking, it did not feel right!
The contact owns a 1997 Toyota Camry. The contact stated that the engine light has been illuminating intermittently since August of 2002. The vehicle was taken to the dealer three different times for this failure. On the most recent occurrence, the contact was informed that it would cost $5,000 to replace the engine. The engine light currently remains illuminated, however, the vehicle is still being driven. Speed was not a factor because the light illuminates as soon as the vehicle is started. The purchase date was unknown. The current mileage was 68,000 and failure mileage was 39,000. The front brakes were cracked and the rotors needed to be machined. The taillight bulb was replaced, the head gasket was leaking. The timing belt was replaced. Updated 10/10/07.
The vehicle experienced extended stopping distance while braking. The brake pads were changed at 5000 miles yet the problem re-occurred at 37,000 miles.
Consumer states that brake light illuminated on the dash indicating brake problem, consumer states took to dealer and they stated brakes needed replacing. Consumer states brakes have been changed four times. Consumer feels there a defect in the brakes that are being put on vehicle. Mr manufacturer stated that the brake system met the satisfactory specifications-declined repair. The consumer requests reimbursement for the elapsed brake work on the date of 8/15/02 in the amount of $659.44. Scc
- Ocean Side, CA, USA
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- Valley Village, CA, USA