Dsinned
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I think the latest version of firmware is 1.3.83, but it has been many months since that version first came out sometime last year.
ground_gainer said:Ok so Toyota wants to wait until next month to install the ECU because they said a "new" firmware update is coming out next month. I'm guessing this is the one that "fixes" the recall?
I'm ok for now with no recurrences of the check EV light, but if it comes back I might push for a sooner Gateway ECU replacement since it's already here--just waiting to be installed.
fromport said:ground_gainer said:Ok so Toyota wants to wait until next month to install the ECU because they said a "new" firmware update is coming out next month. I'm guessing this is the one that "fixes" the recall?
I'm ok for now with no recurrences of the check EV light, but if it comes back I might push for a sooner Gateway ECU replacement since it's already here--just waiting to be installed.
In the last 7 days I've had 3 times that my cruise control totally goes bezerk.
I wonder if that is related to the speed sensor signal going missing that they refer to in the recall.
ghever said:Thanks Tony,
i will definitely contact him. Is he a lemon law expert?
Last lawyer said they couldn't help me yet but from what I have read, I can see where this is going.
The dealership is fulfilling its obligation by providing you with a car while your Rav4 EV is being serviced. While in a perfect world that temporary car would be the exact model and drivetrain you current own, most people rarely get that lucky. If you stop paying your lease, not only will Toyota probably make you pay for your loaner, but they'll also send you to collections for breach of contract. I know it sucks to have to use gas in the short term, but there's really not much you can do. If that's the worst that happens to you in life, be very grateful. When I used to get my Cadillac ELR serviced, the dealer usually gave me an SRX (since it didn't have any ELRs in its loaner fleet). Wasn't thrilled, but at least I had transportation.ghever said:How can they possibly make us pay for our lease if the car is down for that long? Considering doing away with my automatic payment so I can withhold future payments in case they keep my car for a long time. I'm not paying $529 per month and another 300-400 for gas, I have solar system and my electricity is basically free... Not a happy camper.
ghever said:So I was just contacted by dealerhship and as expected they say they need to replace the "motor" and it will take 1 month or longer...A good lemon law lawyer can get this resolved easily. You don't need to give three chances to repair an issue when it is related to safety and pretty sure the car motor falls under that.
ghever said:it's hard to lease another car, have to buy and then depreciation will be unreal.
Unfortunately, Priuses hold their value well. And ones at least advertises at Toyota dealer web sites tend to expensive for a used car, esp. CPO ones.dstjohn99 said:ghever said:it's hard to lease another car, have to buy and then depreciation will be unreal.
Consider a used dealer certified Prius with warranty - most depreciation already taken.
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