Asegúrese de decirles que lo prueben con los limpiaparabrisas en intermitente. Deberían poder replicar el problema.
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Esta bien gOk thanks for the information. I told them
Asegúrese de decirles que lo prueben con los limpiaparabrisas en intermitente. Deberían poder replicar el problema.
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Esta bien gOk thanks for the information. I told them
Yeah, that doesn’t sound encouraging that they want you to pick it up without fixing the problem.I just called Toyota service that I can pick up the car that Toyota knows of that error that they recommend for now not to activate the Autostop function .. It seems like a mockery from Toyota. Now I don't know what right I will have because the car is a lemon.
This needed to be said THANK YOU!!A bug in the software does not make a car "a lemon".
Toyota is well aware of the problem, which affects all of the CC models, and is working on a fix.
Once that's implemented, there should be no further problems with it.
In the mean time, just push the stupid Start/Stop button to deactivate that when you start your car!
Hopefully it will be a software error. Since they have been reporting these errors since December of last year and 4 months have passed and they have not been able to repair this software error.A bug in the software does not make a car "a lemon".
Toyota is well aware of the problem, which affects all of the CC models, and is working on a fix.
Once that's implemented, there should be no further problems with it.
In the mean time, just push the stupid Start/Stop button to deactivate that when you start your car!
I would try the regular corolla start stop disabler since they share platform and electronics, even the dash is the same.I've heard that unplugging the hood latch sensor plug disables the Start/Stop.
One may also wish to turn off the notification about Start/Stop being disabled on your display screen.
Unplugging that might disable the remote start however...if that's important to you.
Again, these are just things I've read. Haven't tried it myself because I'm in the habit of turning it off with the button.
There's a lot of talk at the Rav4 World site about this. Seems to work on those...
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Finally an Auto Start/Stop Delete...Kind of
So it doesn't permanently remove it, but it does make it to where you don't have to press the button anymore. Here is a quick vid on the install. If you don't want to watch the video, here is a summary If you turn the key and start the car almost immediately, the module will turn off the...www.rav4world.com
I have also found a module for Toyota on-line that automatically turns it off every time the engine is started, but I haven't found one yet that is specific to the Cross. There are several out there for Rav4 and Highlander however. Not sure if those would work on a Cross. As more of our cars are on the road, someone will surely make one for the Cross.
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That's a matter of opinion, since the problem has no real permanent fix it can be considered a lemon. I took it to 2 dealerships and no one could replicate it. I ended up trading the thing for a tacoma, and no more issues.A bug in the software does not make a car "a lemon".
Toyota is well aware of the problem, which affects all of the CC models, and is working on a fix.
Once that's implemented, there should be no further problems with it.
In the mean time, just push the stupid Start/Stop button to deactivate that when you start your car!
I bought a 23 corolla cross a week ago and the first day it shut on. I had the start stop button in and intermittent wipers on. It said steering power low. I took it back to the dealership and they said Toyota is aware of this. I was told to disable the start stop button.Just by told by our dealer that Toyota is aware of the problem with the Auto Stop/Start feature and a software update to fix the issue is in the works. They're not sure how long that will take, but told me it's the intermittent setting on the windshield wipers that causes the problem; I should not use that setting until the software update. Hope it won't take too long, and that it works! Anyone else hearing this?
Got my car back from dealership yesterday. The issue is the wipers throwing too high of voltage when engaged at the same time as auto-stop/start. Toyota is aware of the issue and a software fix is expected in late April, I was told to call around the 1st of May to schedule update. Until then I was told to not operate intermittent wiper and auto-stop/start simultaneously. So I just turn off the stop start since wipers are a necessity in Seattle. This only happens when intermittent and stop/start engaged SIMULTANEOUSLY, so your car isn't going to stall on the freeway, only when stopped long enough to engage stop/start. To me, this is minor and something to be mindful of when buying a car model that hasn't been out for very long, sometimes bugs have to get worked out. Still an swesome little ride!!