Toyota D4D engine woes

**larshell** · October 31st, 2005 10:53 AM

Originally Posted by lord

pero papalitan nman ung fuel pump mo db?
antayin mo na lng.

Yes they will daw but hustle e. Kaya ka nga bumili ng bago tapos sira.
Parts not available pa ito yong asar pa, i ask them if im the 1st to hve this problem im not daw then i ask them, why is that you dont hve stock of this parts?They have to wait pa daw for under warranty complians. GRRRRRR!

**BlueBimmer** · October 31st, 2005 11:06 AM

benta mo nalang yan para tapos problema mo

**altec** · October 31st, 2005 11:42 AM

larshell, di ko pa rin maintindihan. What is the logic by toyota to claim the fuel pump is defective that is causing your cold hard starting, when by resetting the ECU, it went away, although it recently came back as you said? Kasi kung mechanical ang defect, then the problem will be there, day in, day out. Why would resetting make it work normally? Can you ask your contact about this?

**beebs** · October 31st, 2005 12:09 PM

Originally Posted by larshell

Yes they will daw but hustle e. Kaya ka nga bumili ng bago tapos sira.
Parts not available pa ito yong asar pa, i ask them if im the 1st to hve this problem im not daw then i ask them, why is that you dont hve stock of this parts?They have to wait pa daw for under warranty complians. GRRRRRR!

naiintindihan ko yung nafi-feel mo. nakakainis mag-drive ng defective vehicle. kahit ano pa sabihin ng toyota, dapat walang problema kasi nga bago pa unit mo. di ba pwede na palitan na lang ng gas unit yung car mo?

**larshell** · October 31st, 2005 04:12 PM

I dont get it nga din why is that reseting ECU have something to do wd it. When i ask them they just tell some unbelievable bla bla.

I also ask them to replace my unit even if ill pay more pa for the unit they just told me that repairable pa daw yon defect.

Im planning to sell na nga my unit after this holiday benta ko nato coz. what happen to trooper 4jx1 may also happen to D4d Innova.

**andre** · November 1st, 2005 10:02 AM

I'm not sure, but I think resetting the ECU isn't good, ECU is supposed to count your odometer mileage.

**butchokuy** · November 1st, 2005 11:28 AM

i think those guys in toyota need a training in toyota thailand to know more of what they are selling.

**larshell** · November 2nd, 2005 06:14 PM

Originally Posted by butchokuy

i think those guys in toyota need a training in toyota thailand to know more of what they are selling.

I agree wd you kung minsan mas alam pa natin yong technical kaysa sa sakanila

**patron** · November 3rd, 2005 02:15 AM

Originally Posted by larshell

I agree wd you kung minsan mas alam pa natin yong technical kaysa sa sakanila

*larshell....i agree. that shouldn't be the case, but it's true. Maybe it's because of the fact that most of us car owners are techies and we want to know everything about our hard-earned ride; what makes it tick, the mechanical, electrical and electronic things that happens everytime we drive. Hell, we sometimes even caress the metal skin like a lover!!!

To some of the Toyota SAs, it's just a job for them. But there are a few who really know their stuff; those who want to improve on their trade.

**butchokuy** · November 3rd, 2005 09:22 AM

dapat talga they should know best kasi they own it, they have access and abudant resources kya lang nde nasusunod..

mas magagaling pa talga yung consumer kaysa sa kanila.. kc mas-excited tayo malaman ang inner technology behind our rides most specially kng bago yng technology.

to be able to cope up with the technology, chief mechanic on the toyota phil must go and engage in trainings to such country were it was build para makakuha ng 1st hand experience which they pass it on here.

sana me lab test sila d2 to simulate the problem/s just like in computers/network.

nangyayari kasi sa ngayn, nangangapa sila -- halata e!