Sensors problems

Sensors: Electrical device that measures the different performance parameters of the car.
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Sensori i gomave qëndron i aktivizuar në kroskot.

2015 Toyota Avensis 2.0 120000 miles
Edhe pas fryrje së gomave, senori i presionit të ajrit për gomat rri i ndezur në kroskot.
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Elvis from Germany 3 months ago  
EL

Fan failure and coolant consumption

2000 Toyota Avensis 250000 miles
I have a problem with a Toyota Avensis diesel. In a traffic jam, the temperature needle suddenly raised to the top. When stopping the car, I noticed the fan did not start working, even though it did with the air conditioning. The coolant deposit was empty and so I added around two liters, which were almost gone two days later. I then drove some blocks at a low speed but was not able to determine whether the car overheated or not because the needle remained at its normal position, in the middle. There is nothing wrong in the oil plug and there is no white smoke coming out of the exhaust. I do not even see a coolant stain in the floor. If it were the temperature sensor, the needle would move? Is the sensor related to the coolant consumption? Is it a damaged cylinder head gasket? Thank you.
luella from United States 11 years ago  
LU
3 reports 
Lil from United States 11 years ago
The same problem happened to my Toyota 2007 and I was told it was a severe damage the one I had. The pump was failing, the engine lost compression and some other problems that were fixed and the failure disappeared. Luckily, Toyota assumed the costs and a new engine was installed. Good luck.
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Revcounter drops

2007 Toyota Avensis Avensis 2.0 lit automatic sedan 2439532 miles
The revcounter drops then i have to resart and drive i have replaced the crank sensore but the car continues to switch off your ekpert advice will be appreciated
sagit from South Africa 3 years ago  
SA
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