AlexBauerX
Toyota CHR 2019: teething troubles and possible message errors
Car won't start
Dim or flickering lights
Warning light in the speedometer of the vehicle
Weak battery when starting the engine
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Of course, the repair cost me €1000. A real downer, but since the mechanic fixed the message fault, the car is fit as a fiddle again - purring like a kitten, I tell you! No more problems with starting, weak lights or flickering warning lights. Sometimes you just have to dig deep into your pockets to avoid long-term problems. I can only advise you not to skimp on such things. All the best, buddy!
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Hi, I had trouble clearing the error codes. But we found that if we checked any errors we got, it was possible to clear them. I was probably the me who caused the errors by pulling fuses to check their function, a light didn't work and the cruise control was out of order. Thanks for the help and have a good start into the new year.
@goranlompar
Hi, I had trouble clearing the error codes. But we found that if we checked any errors we got, it was possible to clear them. I was probably the me who caused the errors by pulling fuses to check their function, a light didn't work and the cruise control was out of order. Thanks for the help and have a good start into the new year.
Before you start pulling fuses, it's important to check the error codes with an OBD2 scanner. This will give you a clear idea of what the problem might be. If you don't have one, they are relatively inexpensive and can save you a lot of time and money in the long run. After you've checked the error codes, you can then proceed to check the fuses related to the error codes. Please update us on your progress. Do you have any further questions?
Best Answer
Hey, yes, I had the same problem with my Toyota RAV4 (2016, diesel, 190,000 km mileage). It really sounded like the ECU was faulty and sending wrong signals to the BUS system. My mechanic had to completely replace the ECU and then recalibrate the BUS system. He said it was a pretty serious problem and I was glad I hadn't ignored it. So, bottom line, you may have to replace the entire ECU. Hopefully that will help you! All the best my friend.
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