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entrep88:
Don't kill urself because of Toyota check engine light bros, that light will always come for a Toyota in that year except you replace o2 sensor. What should bother you is the noise, pls see a technician asap o

kingreign:
Explain the both pls.

kingreign:
To cure OCV malfunction isn't a DIY thing neither is it a job of someone who's not versed in modern engine repairs.

First step, you need to change oil and filter and clean the OCV valves, then observe. If it doesn't go, then replace the OCV valve with a good unit whose screen/filter isn't blocked. You should also check the harness for breakage or stuff. If all these doesn't work, that engine should be opened and checked for the cause of the malfunction.


NOTE:

Most OCV malfunction occurs due to delayed oil change or non adherence to factory oil spec recommendations or sludge in engine.

homeboy205:
That code is for a sensor, change the sensor first and see how is goes.

If the error is back, CHANGE YOUR MECHANIC

Tell the new one to open the bottom tray( cos the right English is engine sump but they will not understand) once they open the bottom tray, have them remove the mesh oil filter and wash it with petrol. DONT ALLOW THEM TO CHANGE THE OIL PUMP.

The sensor you are looking for is at the back of the engine around passenger side and right below the top engine cover

sultaan:
I still don't understand the bolt you are describing.
From my understanding and experience on shaft I have replaced the car is a front wheel drive.
The CV shaft goes through the the wheel hub into the transmission and the spline goes into the gears.

If yours is attached to the transmission by bolt, how many bolts should be there and how many is actually there.

if you are missing bolts and/or the bolts is loose it will break from torque

sultaan:
Can you explain again what you mean by shaft breaking, is it the metal shaft that breaks or the rubber boots that tears

Bullet01:
Then check your lower arm, absorber, bushing and linkages.

Bullet01:
How long have u been using the said car?

EkoErrands:
Your vehicle is probably an acidented vehicle ...and your chassis is out of alignment. So your shaft will keep stripping at the head.
Can't the chassis be realigned to fix the problem?

Solution...go get a new skoda.
Really? Is the situation that hopeless?

Mitsubishi Sigma did this to me through out my final year in Uni
Must have been a pain.

Bullet01:
Go get a tokunbo shaft if you can get it. You are simply wasting your money on substandard part.

Stalwert:
Truth is we have truly wasted an opportunity to break from the past, the last 16 years of PDP reign of locust clearly push us off course. Now we need huge tracks of money to invest in the sector and have no such money around.

twinskenny:
whats your number?

Sellout:
1 more thing, does it have a dedicated graphics!?

Sellout:
Number?? U didn't drop your digit plus what's the generation?

computerglobal:
Still running