*update*321 miles and had to be towed to the dealer😞
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Damn man, sorry to read that. Let us know the diagnosis.
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Sure looks like an issue with the hybrid battery.
That sucks. Best of luck
Please keep us posted on any updates. That sucks 
Sorry this happened. As others have said please do keep us posted.
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Not great, but at least it a relatively minor problem and the fix should be straightforward (replace the brake booster). Not like they have to tear the engine/transmission out...
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Complete Brake booster assembly is being replaced tomorrow due to the internal part failure. It’s being Shipped overnight to the dealer.
The electronic parking brake was one of the big Achille's heel in two of my Range Rover Sports.
The problem with Land Rover is the "electronic" part.
On 3 separate occasions while driving on the highway, the parking brake errors and engaged. This, of course,
causes the vehicle to slow down. The worst part is the rear brake calipers literally get red hot and warp. This required
a new brake assembly as well as the electronic brake assembly.
Back in 2014, this was a $3,500 fix from Land Rover if it wasn't under warranty.
I expect this to be a very rare occurrence with the Land Cruiser.
I am glad it was something relatively minor, and that you will soon be back up and running!
This is the exact reason I sold my LC
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She fixed and back on the road.
The master cylinder assembly (part number 47050-60C00) was Replaced, the brake booster gasket (part number 44785-02060)along with the brake fluid.
They also have a line that states that says “Register ECU Key”, not sure what that means?
The master cylinder assembly (part number 47050-60C00) was Replaced, the brake booster gasket (part number 44785-02060)along with the brake fluid.
They also have a line that states that says “Register ECU Key”, not sure what that means?
Outstanding. Easy fix.
Always remember, anything with two or more moving parts can and will fail. Even a Toyota.
Always remember, anything with two or more moving parts can and will fail. Even a Toyota.
I’m glad that you are up and running again!
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