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DECOtech:
Ok, that means you have an electrical fault somewhere. your technician should start from your fuses. Just calm down, there's no cause for alarm.

DECOtech:
Ok, that means you have an electrical fault somewhere. your technician should start from your fuses. Just calm down, there's no cause for alarm.

DECOtech:
Does your fan run continuously or intermittently?
How long did you drive the car before it overheated?

DECOtech:
Calm down. Its not an oil issue. it is electrical.

the guy who asked you about your brake-light was not pulling your legs. he was serious.

Ur brake-light switch activates a solenoid that locks and unlocks your selector while its at the "P" position. That's the reason you have to step on your brake pedal each time you want to pull out of "P". If that switch goes bad, the lock/unlock solenoid will not work.

So, in a case where your brake-light works, which means the brake-light switch is working, and your selector is still locked in the "P" position, it could then mean one out of two things; either the wire of the solenoid is disconnected or the solenoid itself has gone bad.

your technician needs to know what he's doing to be able to diagnose and properly fix this simple issue or else, he will end up robbing your car of that selector locking (safety) mechanism.

Take care.

edozie04:
most probably gear oil

Tobiizzy:
Do your brake lights work?
Could be your brake light switch

speed001:
Where in benin r u? Can sn it 4 u freeeeee.

ZIMDRILL:
do you want to flush the system and add coolant or you just want to add coolant ?

if its adding you just top it up as normal

if its flushing and then adding coolant you must know whether your car is a self bleed or not bleeding take away air bubbles in system

lomomike:
Find toyota long life coolant. Take it to your mechanic to do it. If you don't want to take it to a mechanic, you should support the car front end on a platform, loosen the bottom plastic coverings under the bumper and locate a drain plug at the bottom side of the radiator. Open the radiator cover and open the drain plug to drain out old coolant. When all old coolant is drained, close it securely, and pour new coolant inside the top of the radiator (DO NOT MIX WITH WATER).

nurey:
If its a toyota wheel spanner its worth that price

nurey:
If its a toyota wheel spanner its worth that price

0700Jesse:
I think you need help with a brain remote

tkovie2002:
Most taxi drivers in Ghana convert their cars from Petrol to GAS (LPG). I can bet its more economical. If you are in Nigeria, I think you should consider the availability of Gas. If you are sure of that, it will be a very good idea especially if you are using the car for commercial purposes.