Recent content by MT Madman

There is no physical key to unlock or start the engine other than the emergency key in the FOB. No remote start the car just the FOB and the start/stop push button. Been to Toyota 2 or 3 times with the problem and they want us to drop the vehicle, rent a car, and pay for troubleshooting time, I...

It's not a remote start so shouldn't be an issue. It has the keyless entry and push start/stop, if fact the most recent time my wife was sitting in the car after just shutting it off.

My wife's 2016 Highlander Limited has started by itself on several occasions, I've never experienced but then I rarely drive it. My wife will go into a store shopping and come out with it running, she has no idea how long it's been running. We've taken it to the dealer but of course they can't...

I'm not sure Toyota wants to compete with the Big 3, the are an extremely conservative company and the cost would be enormous for them.

I've got a 2015 with 120K miles and have a 100 commute to/from work on half/half country roads and urban interstates, my speeds are 50 to 75 MPH and I'm getting 17 MPG average.

You could have a bad sending unit but check the ground first, take the ground lead off and clean the frame and connector. Put a little grease on it when you put the ground back to the frame.

I'm not sold on it, how much extra would you spend in fuel vs. a new starter?

Well that's illegal as heck and I'd tell both the dealer and corporate that AND report them.

Yes mobile, I've had one in my vehicles for years and my wife would like hers in the Highlander.

Hello people! We've been in the Toyota family for around 7 years now starting out with a new 2009 Sienna for my wife and the first trip convinced me about Toyotas. Six months later I bought a 2010 Tacoma for myself trading it in after 120,000+ miles for a 2015 Tundra and just recently we...