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Toyota RAV4 Maintenance and Repair

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Re: Droning noise possible fix [xtek3] by ihammer
Aug 06, 2006 (9:15 pm)
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Replying to: xtek3 (Aug 06, 2006 5:19 am)

I will definitely keep you posted re the possible droning noise fix. I'm hoping the dealer calls me sometime this coming week to let me know that the new fuel pump is in so I can take the car in to hopefully get rid of this awful noise! I will let you know if that does the trick - and also if it does not solve the problem. Hopefully it will as I would hate to have this drag on for another 3 months while Toyota goes back to the drawing board.
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Gas Pedal resistance (or lack there of) by carys
Aug 09, 2006 (3:07 pm)
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In other cars (like my Maxima) I'm use to resting my foot on the gas pedal and having to press on it to accelerate (duh!). However I can't "rest" my foot on my 2006 RAV4 gas pedal because it provides little resistance and the pedal is too easily depressed. I have to restrain my foot from pushing down on it! Does anyone else have the same problem and is there a way to adjust the tension of the gas pedal?
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Tailgate configuration by ralph9
Aug 10, 2006 (10:21 am)
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How many RAV4 owners have found the tailgate configuration to be a problem? It seems to me that in close quarters like dropping visiting dignitaries off at the airport, it would be a hassle. Wouldn't the opposite side opening have been better for use in the US? Does the new proposed liftgate configuration for the 2007 CRV give Honda a better setup in this regard? Sorry if this discussion has already been beaten to death. I'm newly interested in purchase of a smaller AWD SUV in 2007, and I haven't previously looked at the CRV or RAV4. Thanks. Ralph
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Re: Tailgate configuration [ralph9] by jimd4
Aug 10, 2006 (1:14 pm)
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Replying to: ralph9 (Aug 10, 2006 10:21 am)

Well it might be a little more convient but it is not built that way so it is a question of how often you load at curb side I guess. For me that would be like 2% of my use so it is not a problem. I also wish the rear window went down for that occassional long item but Mama Toyota said no. I don't see that part of the RAV4 changing anytime soon.
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06 rav4 winshield fogging up by lilval
Aug 12, 2006 (7:29 am)
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just bought an 06 rav4 and noticed that inside of windshield fogs up on left and right edges. took it back to the dealership's service mgr and he said they've seen the problems w/ cars before and it's due to dashboard needing to cure????? he said it could take up to 6 months to clear. i asked him if it was a problem w/ new rav4s, he said no. so i asked them to replace the dash, he said it wasn't advisable. i told him it only happens when i have the AC on and it takes 2-3 days before it shows up. he said it was film w/ chemicals emitting from the dash. i asked to set up an appt w/ a toyota rep. i think there may be a leak somewhere. anybody out there have any ideas. thanks in advance..
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Re: 06 rav4 winshield fogging up [lilval] by wwest
Aug 12, 2006 (8:09 pm)
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Replying to: lilval (Aug 12, 2006 7:29 am)

Common problem with cars of asian origin but only in cold weather conditions. Are you by chance in the southern hemospere?
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06 rav4 winshield fogging up by lilval
Aug 13, 2006 (9:56 am)
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i'm in northern cal and it's been hot out here lately. so it's not cold at all. i did notice that the right side is not fogging up as much as the left maybe it is "outgassing" like mentioned at earlier post... i just never heard of it.
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Re: 06 rav4 winshield fogging up [lilval] by gregorylynn
Aug 14, 2006 (9:41 am)
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Replying to: lilval (Aug 13, 2006 9:56 am)

Easy check is to turn on the AC on high, set air direction to defrost vents or upper vents. Should de-humidify and clear the window asap, if all is well. You can also use a cooking thermometer to check the temp of air coming out of each vent to look for a variance in the air system.

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