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#11 of 3934 Check Engine Light by ish4 Sep 10, 2000 (6:35 am)
If any one has a problem with a check engine light on their new 2000 Solara check out my post (#211) under the Camry Problem Discussion Forum
#12 of 3934 Pulling by y2ktrd Sep 10, 2000 (1:20 pm)
My 00 solara does not pull one bit and the wheel is perfectly straight........that nonsense about building them to pull is the funniest one ive heard ever!
#13 of 3934 Alloy Spare Wheel Update by jhope1 Sep 10, 2000 (7:53 pm)
I posted back in June this year that I bought a 2000 SE with Option Package #4.The brochure specifically stated "Full Size Spare with Alloy Wheel". Toyota substituted the Alloy rim with a Steel one. After the run around from both the dealer and Toyota Customer service I filed a small claims suit. Sept 6, 2000 I received a phone call from Toyota Regional office apologizing and asking me if I would except the Alloy wheel and settle my claim out of court. This was 1 week after Toyota was served papers that I planned on taking them to small claims court for substituting a Steel rim for the Alloy Rim. I agreed even though I spent about $60.00 filing and serving papers. I went to my local dealer and they mounted my spare onto the alloy wheel on Sept.8th. I then signed a paper releasing Toyota of any further obligations thus settling the suit. I love my car, but Toyota’s handling of this? Well you be the judge.
#14 of 3934 Toyota Customer Service by anonymous Sep 10, 2000 (9:41 pm)
What kind of service have people received from Toyota Customer Service? I'm getting the impression that my snail-mail letter and my e-mails are being ignored. If I ask a general question via e-mail, I get a response. If I have a problem, then I do not receive a response. Based on jhope1's last post, it seems like he was not receiving good service either.
#15 of 3934 mgw1 by automophile Sep 11, 2000 (4:01 am)
First - Congratulations on your switch to Zaino products. I was very skeptical before trying them, but now can never go back. Simply the Best! My SLE also makes some funny noises from time to time over particular types of bumps. The service tech found leaky struts, and will replace them this week. Perhaps this will cure the problem. Good luck with yours.
#16 of 3934 Old vs new head unit by nrl76 Sep 11, 2000 (4:32 am)
I was referring to keeping the original head unit as opposed to getting an aftermarket new head unit. Neil '99 SLE Red\Gray
#17 of 3934 Customer Service! by solara11 Sep 11, 2000 (4:36 am)
Toyota customer service is very, very, very, friendly! They may not resolve any of your issues, but they are nice people to talk too!!! I have been in customer service for years, and they talk a good game! In America, we tend to like to hear our names said numerous times in a conversation, and like friendly people who can offer an apology for our auto problems! Thats Toyota customer service! Don't take me wrong, they are GOOD!!!
#18 of 3934 To: automophile by solara11 Sep 11, 2000 (4:40 am)
What was wrong with your struts??? How do you know they are leaking? I am in the Chicago area, and we have construcion everywhere, all the time, with big bumps, hole etc. I noticed my Solara gives a nice ride, until I hit a bump, then get a jarring, shutter through the car, that goes through my bones! Is this what was happening to you???
#19 of 3934 ******Coolant!!!***** by solara11 Sep 11, 2000 (4:44 am)
Hey, guys, anyone have a suggestion for coolant to top the reservoir???
#20 of 3934 I can't believe I did this by rghall Sep 11, 2000 (12:54 pm)
Ok guys and gals, I need a little help here. This is a little OT, but here goes. I got the idea this weekend that it would be nice to use the lovely weather to stain my back deck. I used a sprayer to do it. Problem is I noticed today when I got to work that my truck is covered with the stain. My wife has the Solara, so no way to check it till tonight. Does anyone know any way that I can remove the mess? It was an oil based stain. I have two coats of Z2 on both vehicles, but it has been a couple of months since I applied the last coat. I figured with my vehicles being about 45 feet away I'd be ok, but I guess not. Will a buffer work? Solara11, The antifreeze used by Toyota is pink. My dad was a master tech. with Toyota for over 13 years and has had his own shop for 4+. He still uses the Toyota brand antifreeze and says (based on his experience) it's better than any of the store bought stuff. If you are just topping the reservior, you can just add water unless you live somewhere where it gets ungodly cold during the winter.

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