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  1. 28th April 2015, 09:56 AM #11
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    Ahh crap no good at all now all the toyota fan boys can say oh i saw a disco on a tow truck haha!! Fingers crossed they can find it and fix it asap!!
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  2. 28th April 2015, 10:14 AM #12
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    Can almost feel your disappointment Simon. Sorry to see this happen. Time to invest in a diagnostic tool mate. If nothing else, it might keep you going that bit further and avoid the tow truck should something else happen in the future.
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    Unfortunately the cae is still at the dealer. They found the problem, being the crank sensor has failed. downside is they need to drop the gearbox to get to it. glad this is under warranty - it sounds like an expensive operation to swap out a sensor...
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    Quote Originally Posted by simoncs View Post
    Unfortunately the cae is still at the dealer. They found the problem, being the crank sensor has failed. downside is they need to drop the gearbox to get to it. glad this is under warranty - it sounds like an expensive operation to swap out a sensor...
    Definitely good its under warranty does sound bloody expensive!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by simoncs View Post
    they need to drop the gearbox to get to it.
    Not according to the workshop manual which has it accessed by removing the left front wheel to get to the left rear side of the engine.
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