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THERE'S NO EXTENSION AND TOYOTA WON'T HELP.. I TRIED AND WAS TOLD ALL DEALS EXPIRED AND TO HELP ONE WOULD MEAN THEY'D HAVE TO HELP ALL...
WE'RE ON OUR OWN..NICE HUH?
THERE'S NO EXTENSION AND TOYOTA WON'T HELP.. I TRIED AND WAS TOLD ALL DEALS EXPIRED AND TO HELP ONE WOULD MEAN THEY'D HAVE TO HELP ALL...
WE'RE ON OUR OWN..NICE HUH?
Same here, I missed by a year. it's the reason I will never buy a Toyota again, their customer service is terrible.
However your cluster needs to be programmed specifically to your car. Highly not suggested.You could have had the instrument cluster as it is called replaced from a local Toyota mechanic for around $ 200. The dealership charges around $800.
No it does not. It just Plugs in. No Programing needed. It's a faulty Capacitor in the circuit board that goes bad. Can get a refurbished one on Ebay for about $150. Takes about 2 hours to change, Toyota warranty allowed 1 hour I believe.However your cluster needs to be programmed specifically to your car. Highly not suggested.
I agreeHoping that toyota has released a solution to the dangerous and non-consumer related problem related to the failing Combination Meter, can anyone confirm if there is a new Extended Warranty or possible recal on this? The previous ext. Warranty was only good for 9 years from date of first use which did not help many drivers. Super negligent and ripe situation for class action lawsuits not to mention many potentially fatal accidents on the roads.![]()
File a safe report with the government a vehicle safe report the more people complain the better. Toyota may be forced to recall.Hoping that toyota has released a solution to the dangerous and non-consumer related problem related to the failing Combination Meter, can anyone confirm if there is a new Extended Warranty or possible recal on this? The previous ext. Warranty was only good for 9 years from date of first use which did not help many drivers. Super negligent and ripe situation for class action lawsuits not to mention many potentially fatal accidents on the roads.![]()
Hoping that toyota has released a solution to the dangerous and non-consumer related problem related to the failing Combination Meter, can anyone confirm if there is a new Extended Warranty or possible recal on this? The previous ext. Warranty was only good for 9 years from date of first use which did not help many drivers. Super negligent and ripe situation for class action lawsuits not to mention many potentially fatal accidents on the roads.![]()
I am a little confused on if this warranty extension is valid for my 2004 Toyota prius. Is it valid or has it expired? Is there a current one? I need my combination meter replaced. Thank you.
We're you able to get any help with this I called and I was literally one day late and they wouldn't do anything so I have no dash lights at all and it isn't safe nor is it ok for Toyota to just opt out especially since I was never notified of the issue they were having with there carsHoping that toyota has released a solution to the dangerous and non-consumer related problem related to the failing Combination Meter, can anyone confirm if there is a new Extended Warranty or possible recal on this? The previous ext. Warranty was only good for 9 years from date of first use which did not help many drivers. Super negligent and ripe situation for class action lawsuits not to mention many potentially fatal accidents on the roads.![]()
I was just told told by my LOCAL dealer $762.You could have had the instrument cluster as it is called replaced from a local Toyota mechanic for around $ 200. The dealership charges around $800.