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Engine and Transmission 100% ok
AC is 100% ok
Slightly negotiable
@2.2 Million

Fkehinde:
Registered 06 Toyota Corolla le
Still available
Price 3.650 to owner settlement 200
08162000413
Location Ogba

Last price for the car
Interested

Liverpool won no issue but our coach should not try to play this rubbish again at 40 minutes we were 60% in ball possession and no shot on target....
Arsenal won't forgive us if we play this pattern this weekend

justiniyke29:
I have a 2009 acura mdx with 148k miles showing on the odometer (not sure if it wasnt rolled back), i have been driving it for a while now and i was wondering if it is time to change the timing belt.
Note its not giving me any issue but there is no way for me to tell its age and condition. I also read that its an interference engine so any cut will probably ruin the engine. Also i am worried about buying a fake belt if i do decide to change it

When it comes to honda always put this at the back of your mind "if it's not broken don't fix it"

eluwadaniel2:
I just bought a new gear not up two week, it happens once the vehicle has worked for a while but not all the time ...once you are on speed and you break or stop the car the take off become slow like 4 to 8 seconds...

Run a scan
But that is likely a valve body issue

RyanAutomotive:
Your Toyota Corolla's slow takeoff issue could be due to various factors. Let's explore some potential causes and solutions:

*Possible Causes:*

- *Low Transmission Fluid Level*: Ensure the transmission fluid level is adequate, as low levels can cause delayed shifting and slow takeoff. Check the fluid level and top it off if necessary.
- *Faulty Torque Converter*: A malfunctioning torque converter can prevent the transmission from receiving enough power, leading to slow acceleration.
- *Clutch Issues*(if it’s manual): Worn-out clutch components or a faulty clutch pedal can cause difficulty shifting gears and slow takeoff.
- *Transmission Filter*: A clogged transmission filter can restrict fluid flow, causing delayed shifting and slow acceleration.
- *Throttle Position Sensor*: A faulty throttle position sensor can disrupt optimal gear selection and timing.
- *Transmission Solenoids*: Faulty solenoids can disrupt the flow of transmission fluid, causing delayed shifts and slow takeoff ¹ ².

*Troubleshooting Steps:*

- *Check Transmission Fluid*: Verify the transmission fluid level and condition. If it's low, dark, or has a burnt smell, consider flushing and replacing it.
- *Inspect Clutch Components(if it’s Manual)*: Check the clutch disc, pressure plate, and flywheel for wear and tear. Replace them if necessary.
- *Scan for Error Codes*: Use an OBD-II scanner to check for any error codes related to the transmission system.
- *Adjust or Replace Transmission Linkage*: Ensure the transmission linkage is properly aligned and not worn out. Adjust or replace it if necessary ³ ⁴.

*Additional Recommendations:*

- *Regular Maintenance*: Regularly check and maintain your car's transmission fluid levels, filter, and clutch components to prevent potential issues.
- *Consult a Mechanic*: If you're unsure about diagnosing or fixing the issue, consider consulting a professional mechanic with experience in Toyota repairs. Dm RyanAutomotive in Lagos

Mechanic work has turned to AI comprehensive details now

Hope virgil no do rubbish today

Bro scan first

But from professional experience with that model it could be 2 things.... MAF or Crankshaft position sensor