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Toyota Corolla 2013 toyota corolla 103000 miles
Bought a battery from toyota that lasted 9 months. Bought battery from AAA that lasted 6 months. Had mechanic due a diagnostic and you guessed it another battery. The next day, the car would not start.
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Finally solved my battery die problem. According to the electrical guy, My CPU has died, the starter needed to be replaced, and a relay ignition replaced. My battery is good. Lesson learned, find a good electrical guy. The price was not cheap. The problem is fixed!!! I have a five-year guarantee.
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It seems a lot of people are having the same problem with Toyota batteries going dead when the car is sitting. The cause isn't always the same, so a consistent answer can't be found. Replacing batteries and alternators only helps for a while and then the problem reappears. It is very expensive, yet not a final solution. Very upsetting for an 86 year old man who has no family and needs a reliable and economical car to get to the doctor and the grocery. Is suicide the only answer - I wouldn't consider it, but it doesn't seem that anything is going to solve my problem.
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I'm having the same problem with my Toyota. Corolla cross 2022I just recently bought a new battery for the car. And then only last, like probably less than a week and now battery is dead again. At\nThis point I don't know what to do , because this is my second battery in six months
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Buenos días ! Yo compro batería willard acá en Argentina duran 4 años seguro hay otra marca llamada Moura , también duran 5 años si carga bien el auto y sin fallas.
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CommentCabin fan not working
Toyota Corolla 2015 Corolla 1.8 LE 170000 miles
By mistake left ignition on for the night. As a result Battery discharged, but after charging and starting engine found no working cabin conditioner fan. Although the display is full functional
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