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adebayor1490:
So na d symptoms of bricked phone be that...... Thanks

Toh.... That's where my problem started. Any solution?

This is what happened:
I have a rooted Tecno G9 tab that got infested with many unwanted apps with annoying pop ups.
Not even factory reset could rid it of those apps.

I eventually downloaded the stock rom and flashed the phone.

Since then, phone no longer charges (was charging fine before the flashing).

While plugged, The charging indicator will be there.... But battery will rather be losing juice.

Have flashed again and again with stock ROMs from three different sources... Same issue.

What's the solution pleassssssssssssssse

mayor2013:
[i][/i]h

It didn't come with it or it has been removed? If you have an aftermarket alloy installed then probably it wasn't fitted in. You need to gt another one and all should be recalibrated

Looks like it's optional.
Mine didn't come with it.

My bosses....
My 09 Corolla didn't come with TPMS... Just not installed.

What's my best bet of having it fitted?

Google maps will be of much help

He will treat you of headaches....


... Only for you to discover you now have typhoid

The list is complete.
You don't need new boot (trunk lid) though.... The they're the same.... Buy the chrome.

As for the steering controls..... Yes you can..... Tokumbo will do.... Or buy new online and follow this instruction:
http://www.toyotanation.com/forum/326-10th-gen-corolla-2nd-gen-matrix-interior-audio-forum/379436-diy-steering-wheel-control-add-ce-le-2010-corolla-updated-8-3-2011-a.html




Good luck

realdee44:
I use Total not mobil

Cartalk section is all about maintaining your car the right way.
Kindly switch to manufacturer's recommended oil; hopefully not too much damage has been done to your engine.

Engine may tolerate such abuse, but don't even try it with your tranny.... Will simply pack up sooner than you expect

Gozye:
Pls house I have a Camry V6 2002 model.its showing me check engine light and ABS light for a long time now.I spent money for a mechanic to wipe it out for me but after sometime it came back.pls how do I go about it?
Also what is the best transmission and engine oil for me to use?
Your concern and contribution is highly appreciated.

Don't just pay them to wipe the codes,
Pay for a scan and post the codes here..... Ogas in the house will help you better.



Merry Christmas

Siena:
[color=Blue]Techstream / GTS is NOT a basic scanner! It is Toyota / Lexus diagnostic software, which can read EVERY module in the cars mentioned, programme ECU's, keys, initialise MMT and much more.

It is dealer level software. I'm contracted to Toyota, so I should know. I use it 5 days a week at work.[/color]

Sounds more like it.

I'm interested in one.

GAZZUZZ:
Same way you have elm327 and launch and autel e.t.c... techstream is specific for toyota/lexus.

Just a basic scanner

Thought it could be used to make some programming/get into the ECU or something

Experts in the house.... Shed some light on the above device.
...Uses
...Same as OBDII scanner ? (I already have one)... Else, its unique features

mayor2013:
Typo error. Corrected now

Chilling well

Siena:
[color=Blue]Why would you own a 2009 car, which is OBD II compliant, yet prefer to chase shadows, rather than have the car scanned, thus narrowing down the problem?

Your 2009 Toyota Corolla does not have a traditional VSS (Vehicle Speed Sender) on the transmission, to give your road speed. It relies on a modified signal from the ABS tone rings, which are then processed and relayed to your speedo, giving your road speed.

If you have an ABS code (which you obviously have) then everything that relies on distance covered will be disabled - service intervals, traction control, cruise control, and of course, your speed indication.

Get your car scanned. A generic OBD scanner won't do, as these only scan the engine, and retrieve emission-related codes. You need a shop that can scan EVERY control module in your car. Isolate the ABS problem, and you won't be far from finding out why your speedo isn't working.

Make things happen.[/color]

That explains it all.

When I had a similar experience with the same 09 Corolla... The culprit ended up being a dangling passenger-side front ABS sensor. Reattached it and everything picked up again.

mayor2013:
Share with me the performance of this Ac comores you just bought

Not sure I understand you

oNj:
Thanks a lot for the numbers.
I'm looking to buy this from Aliexpress

http://m.aliexpress.com/item/32442983407.html

Thanks pals.


Perfect fit
(DHL shipping, arrived in no time.
with one yr warranty).

Super chilling too

DGD1:
kongratulationz!

you are part of a few who give feedback.
enjoy your ride.

Thanks.

Thanks cartalk family. The problem is solved.
Part of the wahala came from using the wrong harness (wasn't exactly the one for the tranny. His solution: cut part of the original harness and join to the new one. result: he confused at two of the sockets. End result: erratic behavior and reverse not engaging.)

Went and sourced for the exact cable myself which he used for the replacement.

Finally it worked.... Thanks to God

Kukuma changed the ATF( Toyota ATF WS).

car moves well now

mayor2013:
If he did let him go back and check that connection properly. As a matter of fact let him return the old harness and check d result and comparr it to what's going on now

OK

When he unplugged the cable, the gears would shift (including the reverse), though in a rough way.
Could this point to something he wasn't doing right?

mayor2013:
Let him check the gear selector cable

Yes he did.

mayor2013:
Was the harness replacement done correctly. How did he get another harness and was it the same as what originally came with the car. Colour matching is important for this nature of work

He went with the original one to get the replacement

chukel:
did u ensure mechanic replaced with appropriate cable and plug? What codes can u pull now. Maybe, he did not align the transmission range sensor well.

The cables looked pretty the same. No codes now.
I'll mention the range sensor to him today.

My biggest fear is whether he actually plugged each end of the cable to the appropriate socket (solenoid I think)

My auto tranny (09 Corolla) is at the verge ocollapse.
It all started when I noticed the car wasn't shifting to the last gear (4 speed automatic transmission, I think). Later on the check light came on and the code was P0977.
Upon inspection, I discovered that the socket to the transmission cable that goes into the tranny has water in it, a broken "leg" and another shaky leg still. How it all happened, I don't know.

Got a (gear box)mechanic to do the cable replacement.
Now the problem: after the replacement the reverse gear doesn't enagage.

Please help

sultaan:
Chinese fake!

ok good luck

Hahaha.

New OEM is quite expensive..... 85K+

TokumboTokumbos don't last

Thanks a lot for the numbers.
I'm looking to buy this from Aliexpress

http://m.aliexpress.com/item/32442983407.html

sultaan:
http://shop.advanceautoparts.com/p/denso-compressor-with-clutch-new-471-1632/10110670-P?navigationPath=L1*14922%7CL2*15015

Your clutch should be good unless our people have worked on it

Thanks a lot.

I'm looking to buy it online...... Afraid I might order the wrong one

kablooee:
Post your VIN.

AHTLC56E403005580



Nicknamed South Africa "

Ogas in the house
Kindly help me with the part number of the above compressor.

oNj:
Location?

Any issue with the car?

Bro answer naa

Location?

Any issue with the car?

siralos135:
Someone pls help! The dashboard of my Opel Vectra suddenly started displaying vitesse 22km/hr. Vitesse is actually a french word meaning speed.what I don't understand is why it is displaying it.

Hmmmm


Meaning......

From today go forward, ayam limiting yur speed to 22km/hr. No try any unauthorized speed until u scan me


#JustKidding

Over to the experts