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I have a 2015 Toyota Corolla with 85,000 miles. It has a noise sense it had 33,000 mile and Toyota ignore it, (clunking) in the front left side when going through small potholes and uneven surfaces at slow speeds. I have changed the strut mounts, sway bar links, sway bar bushings and even the sway bar and nothing has changed. I do not what else to do. I have taken it to three mechanics and no one has been able to determine the cause of the noise. My last mechanic advise me alot of Toyota Corolla have this issue he advise to replace the lower control arm it will fix the issue and Toyota should think about recall it this issue everyone have.
The contact owns a 2015 Toyota Corolla. While driving various speeds, a rattling noise was heard all around the vehicle. The vehicle was taken to jay wolfe Toyota of West county (14700 manchester rd, ballwin, mo 63011, (844) 334-0213) where it was diagnosed that there was a failure with the frame, door, and dashboard that needed to be repaired. The vehicle was repaired; however, the contact was unaware of the specifics of the repair. The manufacturer was notified of the failure but did not offer any further assistance. The approximate failure mileage was 45,700.
While parking in a carport, I will use the brake to slowly enter and park. As I was straightening out the car, the car excellerated and hit a pole, bouncing back and forth. It caused major damage. I am wondering if there was something wrong with the car or my wearing flip-flops may have caused this accident. (note: This was a loaner car from Toyota while I waited 5 months to get my 2009 Corolla xle airbag replacement. The replacement part showed up the very next day after my accident)
- Laguna Woods,, CA, USA
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Control arm bushings. They were making sounds. Was told by wappingers falls Toyota previously that these parts or fine and it was a normal sound this problem has been going on for over a year, . I finally took it to a different dealership and they are correcting the problem by replacing lower control arms. However I cannot understand I'm a car this new needed to be brought in to have control arms replaced. At only 40000 miles.
Suspensions no good the reason why I say that about the suspensions is because the car shakes when I go in and out the car he can feel it and bounces, .... when I turn on the ac since day one I bought the car the car only has 13000 miles on it the car shakes real bad when the compressor turns off and to have the car cool already inside the car don't shake but I soon as I can put them back on the car shake like if it's going to break down when it comes on and off cool the car inside out shakes and then stop right away but as soon as the car is hot inside and it takes time for it to cool down the car shakes with the ac on ac off it don't shake it all 2015 Toyota Corolla le.....I have taking the car to the dealer so may time all readyi have asked friends with the same car they same the S same thing that the shocks and I'm good and the car vibrates when the ac is on that they also have taken to the dealer and the dealer does nothing
Bought May 2015, warm day, firm brakes. Wet, cold fall months brakes became soft w/ excessive travel & erratic during 40mph & under. Took to dealer Sept 2015 at 1,562 miles. Tech performed road test. Couldn't duplicate conditions. Checked for codes. Stated 'found normal braking conditions'. I started driving again & noticed during warm days around 70 deg brakes changed hardness with A/C on. More firm. During colder days brakes would go within 2 inches of floor before working. Took to dealer on 'walk-in' basis when car was acting up. Drove w/ tech 1 hr tried to get him to notice difference in brakes. Tech stated brakes were acting 'normal' & that I just wasn't familiar w/ how the systems operated. I insisted it wasn't normal. Tech contacted manufacturer. They said replace master cylinder and bleed system. Returned car & stated 'driving correctly now'. I started driving again & noticed whistling sound coming from engine compt when driving under 30mph between bdlgs w/ window down. Brakes go all the way to the floor at times & they grab & the car stops abruptly. Especially in stop-&-go traffic. Took to dealer March 2016 at 4,800 miles. I suggested checking entire vacuum system for leaks. Tech only checked line to brake booster. Tech made 'little' adjustment to E-brake & rear brakes. Tech stated brakes 'feels similar to new Corolla' & no whistling sound. I can still hear whistling sound & brakes still have same issues! I think it's a design flaw related to the entire vacuum system & should be recalled! told dealer. Test drove 2016 Honda civic w/ similar braking systems it performed like a new car should! other issues w/this Corolla are the suspension is too 'loose' when traveling above 55mph & changing lanes, the engine is way too loud when accel & often knocks during accel & idling (changed gas stations & checked fuel type, still same problem), & headlights R 2 bright...
Bought May 2015, warm day, firm brakes. Wet, cold fall months brakes became soft w/ excessive travel & erratic during 40mph & under. Took to dealer Sept 2015 at 1,562 miles. Tech performed road test. Couldn't duplicate contions. Checked for codes. Stated 'found normal braking conitions'. I started driving again & noticed during warm days around 70 deg brakes changed hardness with A/C on. More firm. During colder days brakes would go within 2 inches of floor before working. Took to dealer on 'walk in' basis when car was acting up. Drove w/ tech 1 hr tried to get him to notice difference in brakes. Tech stated brakes were acting 'normal' & that I just wasn't familiar w/ how the systems operated. I instisted it wasn't normal. Tech contacted manufacturer. They said replace master cylinder and bleed system. Returned car & stated 'driving correctly now'. I started driving again & noticed whisteling sound coming from engine compt when driving under 30mph between bdlgs w/ window down. Brakes go all the way to the floor at times & they grab & stop the car abruptly. Especially in stop-&-go traffic. Took to dealer March 2016 at 4,800 miles. I suggested checking entire vacuum system for leaks. Tech only checked line to brake booster. Tech made 'little' adjustment to E-brake & rear brakes. Tech stated brakes 'feels similar to new Corolla' & no whistling sound. I can still hear whistling sound & brakes still have same issues! I think it's a design flaw related to the entire vacuum system & should be recalled! told dealer. Test drove 2016 Honda civic w/ similar braking systems it performed like a new car should! other issues w/this Corolla are the suspension is too 'loose' when traveling above 55mph & changing lanes, the engine is way to loud when accel & often knocks during accel & idling (changed gas stations & checked fuel type, still same problem), & headlights R 2 bright...
The contact owns a 2015 Toyota Corolla. The contact stated that when veering to the left or right, the vehicle made an abnormal noise. The vehicle was taken to the dealer where it was diagnosed that the vehicle needed an alignment, the axle failed, and new tires were required. The vehicle was repaired however, the failure recurred. The vehicle was then taken to the independent mechanic where it was diagnosed that the wheel base measurements were not accurate. The manufacturer was made aware of the failure. The failure mileage was 5,000.
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- N Baldwin, NY, USA